Which events are your bringing your tripod to?
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Indeed...so much so that I didn't get to sample last time. ; I haven't seen how vast the selection. ; But I'm picky on tequila...this is the one I want to see there:
Nothing smoother. ; Period.
Nothing smoother. ; Period.
PolynesianMedic
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I LOVE Tequila! ; I would really like to at least take a look there, but more than likely take a least a shot there! 
Oh, well you KNOW I'll be at the Dawa bar. ; That's a given!
gary
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from todays orlando sentinel
Walt Disney World this week hiked rental prices for some frequently used items by between 11 percent and 60 percent.
The price of renting a small locker in one of the resort’s four theme parks climbs from $5 per day to $7 per day, up 40 percent. A large locker jumps from $7 to $9, a 29 percent increase.
The price hikes are steeper in Disney’s two water parks. Small lockers rise from $5 to $8, up 60 percent, and large lockers rise from $7 to $10, up 43 percent.
Meanwhile, the cost of renting a wheelchair goes from $10 per day to $12 per day, a 20 percent increase. And the cost of renting one of the resort’s electric scooters goes from $45 per day to $50 per day, an 11 percent increase.
Disney says the refundable deposit charges for wheelchairs and scooters haven’t changed.
Walt Disney World this week hiked rental prices for some frequently used items by between 11 percent and 60 percent.
The price of renting a small locker in one of the resort’s four theme parks climbs from $5 per day to $7 per day, up 40 percent. A large locker jumps from $7 to $9, a 29 percent increase.
The price hikes are steeper in Disney’s two water parks. Small lockers rise from $5 to $8, up 60 percent, and large lockers rise from $7 to $10, up 43 percent.
Meanwhile, the cost of renting a wheelchair goes from $10 per day to $12 per day, a 20 percent increase. And the cost of renting one of the resort’s electric scooters goes from $45 per day to $50 per day, an 11 percent increase.
Disney says the refundable deposit charges for wheelchairs and scooters haven’t changed.
FYI: When I was at MK for Mickey's Not So Scary, my tripod did not fit in the lockers there (I'm told some of the other parks have larger lockers), but they have a process where they tag & store your tripod (or anything else you don't want to carry all day I assume) and charge you $5 (if I recall correctly). ; Once you pick it up, if you want to store it again it is another $5.
Ouch...big price increases, relatively speaking!
Paul...I'm surprised your tripod didn't fit - I've managed to get my tripods in MK lockers in the past, even my old, clunky, heavy, long steel one years ago. ; Did you have too much other stuff in the locker too? ; Because with my old big tripod, I used to have to run it diagonally from front lower left to back upper right...meaning stuff had to be put in the locker around the tripod. ; Still, it fit. ; if you had a duffel or cooler or something that took up additional room, that might explain it. ; Or you have a mighty big tripod!
Paul...I'm surprised your tripod didn't fit - I've managed to get my tripods in MK lockers in the past, even my old, clunky, heavy, long steel one years ago. ; Did you have too much other stuff in the locker too? ; Because with my old big tripod, I used to have to run it diagonally from front lower left to back upper right...meaning stuff had to be put in the locker around the tripod. ; Still, it fit. ; if you had a duffel or cooler or something that took up additional room, that might explain it. ; Or you have a mighty big tripod!
I was surprised too since the last time this topic was discussed, someone posted measurements for the lockers at MK and I thought mine would fit, but no dice. ; My tripod measures around 27"-28" folded with the ballhead in place.
The lockers they had me try looked pretty small, and they were located to the right just before going under the railroad tracks.
The lockers they had me try looked pretty small, and they were located to the right just before going under the railroad tracks.