???WDW in February/Pop Century/website???

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    Originally Posted By tomcon21

    My wife and I are both teachers, so that makes it difficult to go during WDW's "off season." We are thinking of planning a trip for the third week of February.

    How is the weather? Crowds? Waiting for busses?

    What does it mean that Pop Century does not share busses with the other resorts? IS there anything negative about the transportation from POP Century?

    Also, I've tried to get a quote on the official WDW site for a trip in February and it won't let me. Any idea on when they allow people to book for next year from the website?

    Thanks!
     
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    Originally Posted By sun-n-fun

    We have been to WDW twice the third week in Feb. The first time was 2004 and we wore shorts and t shirts everyday. It was great. The second time in 2005 was chillier (I say that loosly as I am from the north). We were chilly in shorts, not that it stopped us sometimes. Some days we wore pants. Always took sweatshirts, used them in the shade. I guess i'm saying you never know til you get closer.

    Crowds were tolerable. I suggest you NOT go to MK on a weekend day or Presidents Day.

    My understanding about PC is that their buses go straight from the reort to the designated park, where the all stars all share, so you stop at each all star resort before you get where you want to go. Others may have more insight on this.

    basically it is an awesome time to go. Just enjoy!!
     
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    Originally Posted By Crazy4WDW

    The weather is usually warm during the day and can get pretty chilly at night. I can usually get away with wearing shorts and a short-sleeved top in the day. I always carry a sweatshirt/hoodie in my backpack along with a pair of Nike windpants. You can always pull them on if you get cold.

    I just stayed at Pop for the first time last month. They have their own bus service which means they do not share buses with any of the other Disney resorts. We didn't wait more than 10 minutes for a bus.

    It wasn't a bad resort. The rooms are a little too small for my taste, but doable none the less.
     
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    Originally Posted By tomcon21

    Thank you both for the info. I recently joined Laughingplace and everyone has a lot of helpful insight and is really friendly.

    Thanks again!
     
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    Originally Posted By piratedeb413

    Nothing negative to say about the buses at Pop Century. Stayed there in April 2005 and the bus transportation was a real pleasure. You might find longer lines when you are returning from the parks rather than leaving. It's great that they don't share their buses with any of the other resorts. Loved it!
     
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    Originally Posted By Crazy4WDW

    Welcome tomcom! Ask away with any questions. We live to help! In fact, I'm in the middle of helping a friend plan her upcoming trip.
     

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