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Trish and Steve from Wading River, home base Saratoga Springs!

I was ready to book my trip and realized airfares are more than double what I paid last year. Yikes. I have paid 200-250 per person in the past and now am looking at $400+! :confused3

Magic Kingdom- Big Thunder Railroad Epcot- Test Track Hollywood Studios- RNR AK-Kali Rapids

Definitely Dutch Wonderland if you are doing just one park. There used to be a MacIntosh not far from there where we stayed a few years back. It is perfect for young kids. They have a discount combo if you do Hershey and Dutch Wonderland, maybe an option so the grownups can have a little fun...

Well for us it has allowed us to extend out trip a night or two. We usually only went on Sun-Thursday because weekend points seemed so high. Now we are not afraid to stay an extra night. We realize it all works outt he same, but I guess there is a pschyological component to it. I would consider...

No, they have to be used the year after they are banked. You can always rent out a reservation.

Just completed a transfer this weekend. I took 50% thru paypal, made the transfer then once they confirmed reciepts of points, the final payment thru paypal was made. All in the same day, no three way call. I guess there needs to be some level of trust by both parties. Worked for me.

Just let bell services know, there is no fee. Of course tipping is expected. It was very easy for use. Our bags were in our room and groceries as well when we arrived back from the parks. We were missing one bag, but even a 10pm they were able to search and locate it and bring it to our room...

IS it transferable?

We love the idea that the kids have their own sleeping quarters. Not to mention the kitchen, laundry and jacuzzi bath, two tv's.

I am not sure Universal is great for small kids. Lots of height restricitions and scary theming. You may want to wait a few years to really enjoy it.

I don't think it as cheap as people think, especially with the rising gas prices. When you factor everything else in, for us driving doesn't make sense.

Three hours to play it safe. SOmetimes there is a bit of a wait to get the ME depending on your arrival. We always seem to wait for it quite a while.

WHat about a IBR at Boardwalk? It is less than Beach Club and close to Epcot.

IF you only plan on seeing Diney, stay onsite. Can't beat the convenience. But if would like to rent a car, there are great Marriot Timeshares available, villas with kitchen of unbeleivable rates($134) per night. It is centrally located to Disney and Universal and SW. Just a thought.

You may want to try renting points once thru a DVC member to see if it is for you. It also is a good way to stay at top resorts for the rates of a moderate. I think once you try it, you will never look back

Well, the pool will likely be mobbed. The ages of your kids will determine the value of the waterparks to you. If your youngest is three then you may as well enjoy the pool. It will be challenging at a waterpark with different age children. The only downside to the pool is the waterslide has a...

Darn, unable to see this pics, but happy about this. news. I always freak the second the drop starts

Don;t tell anyone, but the end of AUgust is awesome as far as crowd levels. We willgo every year at that time now after our wonderful experience last year. Take pools breaks, which is necessary for sore legs anyhow!

We were there the last week of August last year, I we all thought it was totally bearable by Florida standards. We have been there during heatwaves in June the eyar before, and this was awesome. (Although maybe not typical, don't know) Maybe the low crowds is a factor.....