I agree. It always confuses me because I don't generally see kids in hot tubs except at Disney. Most hotels and resorts that we stay at (outside of Disney World) have signage posted that you must be 18. I wonder if it's a state or local law some places and not others. Even my neighborhood pool prohibits children under 18 from being in the hot tub or on the deck of the hot tub area. It is strictly enforced by the lifeguards.
Certainly, it's the longest it's ever taken to construct a corn dog stand!
I think it's just enforcement. In order to have a minimum age means having a CM whose only job it is to make sure everyone is of age.
Well per Disney, 10 year olds are adults
Thanks. I've been running on extreme sleep deficit on this trip averaging about 2 hours per night so my brain is barely functioning.The word you're looking for is exhaust fan.
That’s OK, I’m in the trade is why I knew.
Better be good if that is even possible for a corn dog …probably taste like dole whip and turkey leg
Unfortunately, that’s nothing newView attachment 857607
Awnings now installed on the “world’s most anticipated corn dog stand in the history of civilization”
https://wdwnt.com/2024/05/awnings-a...new-sign-installed-on-disneys-boardwalk-dock/
Posted HERE like a week ago. Someday this year they’ll open. Maybe. 
Lol! I guess I missed it. Sorry to get everyones hopes up that there had been progressUnfortunately, that’s nothing new
When it comes to these corn dogs there is no disappointment left in the tank...I don't expect them to be any more delicious than ones you can buy in the supermarket and nuke.Lol! I guess I missed it. Sorry to get everyones hopes up that there had been progress
We were in the Crest O’ the Wave building this past summer with a BW view, and we were literally one of the last rooms in the hallway. The view was worth the walk, so it didn’t bother us. Never timed it, but only a couple minutes at most. Depends on how fast you walk.
oh, that is it? no bad at all. 2-3 extra minutes when you walk miles a day is not a big deal
We had the last BW view studio at the end of the hall at the JellyRolls end … we had no issue with the walk when heading out to the parks … dragging our bags out at the end of our trip kind of sucked but that was our choice rather than use BS … I recall there being stairs at the end that lead outside but not sure which type of room we were in when we used those or where exactly in the building they are …don’t believe those doors can be used as entrances tho …can probably find a building schematic that would tell you that info … HINT: If you like to imbibe bring or buy a bottle of wine or two and some glasses (don’t forget a corkscrew) to enjoy while you sit on the balcony and watch the Epcot fireworks. Makes for a fantastic end of the day!
You can request a corkscrew if it’s not in your room already! No need to bring one.
There was definitely a corkscrew in my room...but no bottle opener...thank god I still have one on my keychain (probably since a mid-90s Cancun trip). Made a couple walks to the Speedway for some beer to have at the pool. $13 a six pack is much more reasonable than $10+ for one at Leaping Horse Libations!You can request a corkscrew! No need to bring one.
Yes, you can go down the stairs, although some doors are exit only and some will allow you to re-enter using your MB or room key card. On the BW view wing, there's an exit near Jellyrolls that lets you out onto the activity or croquet lawn (look for the L on the map below) and from there you can walk to DHS or cross the bridge to Swan/Dolphin and catch the boat to DHS there. There's also a stairway toward the other end of the BW view wing, but a bit before you get to the elevators, that lets you out onto the Boardwalk near the store (near the Q on the map), and that's a shortcut to Epcot and the boat dock.
It depends on how far down the corridor your room is, of course, but probably no more than 5 minutes. But when you have blisters on your feet, it seems like hours!
