chemgeek33

I'm glad to know that characters don't mind us 5 yr old adults! I went to WDW and Universal around the same time, and had pics with a number of characters I just HAD to hug :D

(Dale actually grabbed my butt - that made for a great picture since I started laughing hysterically)

I hope you don't actually have to pull cats from trees...watched a firefighter pull one out of a tree - screaming, hissing, scratching like mad - then watched that little bugger run right back up the second it was let go. They didn't try again.

My cats climb trees all the time - when they get hungry/bored enough, they'll find a way down.

I'm in the process of booking a room for a conference and this made me think - one of the things I look at when choosing a hotel is free wifi because I'm deaf and use a videophone to make calls (data doesn't work, it actually has to be internet access). Paying extra for wifi rubs me the wrong way because while yes I might use it to check my email, I really want it so I can contact people (like my SO!) while I'm gone and it's disappointing that I would have to pay to do so if I stayed at nicer places.

After reading many of your responses about how customer service is more important at nicer hotels, I'm very curious - how would a 4/5 star hotel handle this? I wouldn't consider one for a conference, but would for significant things like a honeymoon/anniversary trip. I'm always super friendly to everyone, and I don't want to seem entitled or anything, I just want to make phone calls!