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  1. Liz
    March 5, 2017

    Hi! I just read your review of the cabins at Ft. Wilderness and I have to thank you because it is super detailed and provided me with lots of information. I booked a cabin for April 16th, Easter Sunday for our small family of 3, husband, 7 yeard old daugther and me (Mom). We’ll be staying for a week. This resort appealed to me because I like being close to nature and I’m looking forward to the outdoor activities, I also avoid hotels that feel like hotels (if you know what I mean), being in a closed building is not my idea of a good, relaxing vacation. Even though I’m happy with my decision, I’m concerned about transportation and not getting to the parks on time. I’m usually at the parks before they open to make good use of time before lines start getting huge. My question is if I could just use my car to go to the parks and if I do I would have to pay for parking. I would really appreciate if you answer this question, and also if you have additional tips on getting around the resort. Thanks a lot and God bless!

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    • Dave
      March 6, 2017

      Hi Liz, and thanks for your thanks!!

      You can use your car, but should do so only for AK, HS and Epcot. Because of how parking is set up at MK, you will want to take the boat to MK. Parking at the parks is free to those staying in a WDW resort like the Fort.

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  2. Misty
    July 23, 2015

    Would a ranger/mule be acceptable in lieu of a golf cart?

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    • Dave
      July 23, 2015

      Misty, they don’t allow ATVs. See this –scroll down to “Unauthorized Vehicles”

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