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Old January 3rd, 2003, 19:51
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Getting to your wedding site...

How on earth do you get to your planned wedding site from your disney resort without getting your dress and flowergirls dirty ????
and not standing out in the crowd when travelling from your room to the car park ? If staying at a deluxe do you think one of those little golf cart things would get you to the car park ????
If at a moderate do you rent a surrey bike ??
Please help I am baffled!!! and trying to picture myself with skirts scrunched up to waist level, legging it through the resort grounds to avoid stares!!!!!
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Ummm...skirt scrunched up to waist level doesn't exactly conjure up images of avoiding stares! I can see you now, Mitra. Dressed fit to kill with your little girls equally dressed, sailing out to the bus stop! OK, I'm kidding! I guess you'd probably need your own transport, rental car or taxi, limo, etc.

Keith mentioned waiting for his Helen's limo to arrive...so I guess that is one way to resolve the problem.
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yep as Tink says, we had a limo.

It was included in the Disney wedding package and was their recommended way of travelling to the wedding site.

I really didn't want to use it on the day because it was a 4 hour hire and I knew we wouldn't need it that long, but in the event I'm really glad we did!

The driver was absolutely fantastic and took loads of photos for us and after the wedding, he used the remaining hire time to take us to "celebration" for a look around. We had a really really good time.
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Was it far too walk from your room to where the limo picked you up KeithOp ? - thats the bit I am concerned about!!!!
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Limo met us right outside the wilderness lodge and when we checked in they said they'd got us a room close to the front of the hotel so we would be able to get in and out easily. So nope, it was a very very short walk for us.
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That sound like a good request to make!!!!!Thanks.
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