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Have to change my snowflakes a bit....
| Tue, 07-06-2004 - 11:35am |
OK, I know this is insane but there is a method to my madness, honest!
| Tue, 07-06-2004 - 11:35am |
OK, I know this is insane but there is a method to my madness, honest!
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I really can't believe a 9 y/o is considered an adult...that's highway robbery to get more money from people....shame on Disney!
slojuly
Yep, it's true for admission tickets age (Hmm...maybe it's 3-9 child that seems right - I would have to check!
Becky
CL of 4th, 5th & 6th grade Scoliosis
Youa re right about the tickets, but my sister claimed her 10 y/0 was 9 and got child prices for her 3 kids.
We own a time share in Orlando and I so enjoyed being able to cook meals. We spent about $100 on groceries for the week. the only time we ate out was what we bought to eat at the parks.
SOme ways to save $$ on things - go to time share pressentations. We got 6 adult tickets for Arabian Nights (oops guess I did eat out one night) and only had to sit thru their little presentation for about 90 minutes. They also had childcare available.
Yep...I could see if you are a coaster person how Disney would definately not be too thrilling.
Becky
CL of 4th, 5th & 6th grade Scoliosis
We are flying down in Sept. I heard it's worth it to take the kids out of school for a week rather than to go during the summer (peak season) and fight all those crowds. Plus- the heat..... Remember the prices go down after Aug.31. (At least for Disney hotels) If you stay at a Disney resort you get free parking and shuttles. We are staying at Pop Century. Did you decide where you will stay?
Luckily, DH's parents have paid for everything exept My and DH's airfare. I plan on taking around $800 spending for the week - which will come from DH's extra pay this month (thank goodness.) My kids are 2 and 7. My son turns 3 on Aug 31- our travel agent said 2 weeks won't make a difference and to just say he's 2.
I wasn't too keen on the whole Disney thing yet because my kids are still pretty young- but how often does someone else offer to pay??!
Keep us posted! Nicki
I know when DH & I first discussed this we were talking about ages and he wanted the kids older, which is why we decided 2005 - we figured we would be out of the baby/diaper stage!!
Becky
CL of 4th, 5th & 6th grade Scoliosis
BTW, the Indianna Jones ride at Disneyland was awesome! We ended up going on it twice. I'm sure Disneyworld has it too.
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i agree too. we have a timeshare in orlando. very near to disneyworld. it's a two-bedroom w/washer and dryer in the condo. a fully-equiped kitchen. it's great.
mym
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