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Sounds like a very, very tight schedule. I wouldn't try it.

The closest Disney hotel to SSR is Old Key West. There are also some non-Disney hotels on Hotel Plaza Blvd that might be considered walkable.

I think CSR, especially the tower building, would be a good choice for the OP. It feels like a deluxe resort when you walk in. I've never stayed there so I can't comment on the rooms.

We see a good illustration of this right here on the DIS Boards. Every time there is a new major movie release you quickly see posts here asking where people can meet <character name> in the park or ride an attraction based on it. But further, it just makes sense to capitalize on franchises...

Hertz (and other majors) has car return locations on both sides of the main terminal. When returning your rental car you'll want to follow the signs to Terminal B car return. Once you return the car you'll make your way to the elevators to go down to the "T" level which is the tunnel to the B...

Sorry, but no. We will have to disagree about Iger's "agenda". And you misunderstand that much of what Imagineering percolates up from below. At Imagineering, the boss doesn't say "go out and create this". Imagineers operate by creating and pitching ideas. The toss things around with their...

Definitely targeted to the new attraction.

This is one of the reason I sail more frequently on Royal these days. Not only is the suite competitive price wise, but it includes concierge services/lounge/restaurant.

I'm very sure that Iger is not the one who comes up with the ideas for new attractions. But that really doesn't matter to this discussion. If this became Disney's approach, nothing would happen until the new CEO arrived. That's absolutely the wrong path to be on. The company needs to...

A very misleading statement by them. The terms A & B are simply different sides (North and South respectively) of the same building. Concourse 1 and Concourse 4 are where the planes are and you need to take the monorail out to them from.

I would go ahead and book the 6 nights first. At least you'll be sure of those nights. Then when you reach the 7-month window book the other night. If it's not available then, be sure to wait-list it.

Just to be clear - The Club locations are not in the main terminal (A or B side) but are in the Airside 1 or 4 parts of the airport.

Disney is very restricted in what they can do by the FL laws covering time-shares.

In mid-May you should be able to see lots of animals. Sunset then would be right around 8 pm. So a 5:30 reservation will still have lots of sunlight.

Guides are highly restricted as to what they can offer by FL regulations. I doubt they there is anything they could do extra for you.

Even if you are forced to park in the lot across the street, it's still much simpler/easier than TTC/monorail. We are local and dine at the GF regularly. Being of an age, we have a handicap placard and utilize the valet parking option there. If you pull up to the guard gate at the GF, you...

How could there not be? :)

Agree. I was stating that because the OP didn't.

Yes, they will let you in early if you have an ADR that is before official opening time. I'd get to the gate about 7:45

Attractions shouldn't be "thrilling". They should be entertaining.