The current food thread has me thinking....we all make choices at Disney about what is important and what is not. Staying on site might be important to one person, eating nice important to another, a third may not care as long as they get the most possible park time. So here is the game.
Every year someone gives you $5000 to take your family to WDW. You can go for as many days as you choose to stretch the money, or you can save the money for several years and only take one Disney trip every X years for X times $5000, but stay in a suite at the Grand Floridian for a week and eat at V&As every night. However, these vacations will be the only big vacations your family takes (i.e. this isn't a "free" trip on whatever you already do).
To put everyone on equal footing, you magically arrive in Orlando (no airfare or gas), but no one has a car (if you want one, you need to rent). Everyone has the same family of two adults and two children the age at which they need to pay adult prices. No one owns DVC or another timeshare or lives in Orlando - you need to pay for your accomodations (and you can't buy a timeshare with the money).
How do you choose to spend it?
Every year someone gives you $5000 to take your family to WDW. You can go for as many days as you choose to stretch the money, or you can save the money for several years and only take one Disney trip every X years for X times $5000, but stay in a suite at the Grand Floridian for a week and eat at V&As every night. However, these vacations will be the only big vacations your family takes (i.e. this isn't a "free" trip on whatever you already do).
To put everyone on equal footing, you magically arrive in Orlando (no airfare or gas), but no one has a car (if you want one, you need to rent). Everyone has the same family of two adults and two children the age at which they need to pay adult prices. No one owns DVC or another timeshare or lives in Orlando - you need to pay for your accomodations (and you can't buy a timeshare with the money).
How do you choose to spend it?




