Am I a FREAK? Anyone else ever thought of...

[SNylund]

Actually moving into one of the hotels and living onsite for a very long extended time? I was wondering if they offer a monthly rate. I was thinking about sometime next year, spending about 1 month or 2 at the Royal Pacific. Anyone else ever thought about this, or am I a total freak?

 

[lachica]

If you have the $$$ why not! Loving the feel of being waited on hand and foot among beautiful surroundings does not make you a freak!

 

[OrlandoMagic]

Actually moving into one of the hotels and living onsite for a very long extended time? I was wondering if they offer a monthly rate. I was thinking about sometime next year, spending about 1 month or 2 at the Royal Pacific. Anyone else ever thought about this, or am I a total freak?

I assume you are loaded!!! If you are rich I don't see why not, wish I could!

 

[Tizzy_Meliss]

If I hit the lotto tomorrow, DH and talked about retiring to Universal, we just didn't know which hotel to choose.

If you an afford it, I say go for it!!!

 

[Purseval]

As they say, money talks. Call RPR, ask to speak to the manager and see what you can work out for a monthly rate. If you can convince him you're serious they would probably give you a generous discount.

 

[A Mickeyfan]

I couldn't live in something that small for a month. I would have to have a suite.... but then again, I could never afford it so I don't have to worry about living in a small space. I have thought about what it would be like to stay for a month or two PBH in the 2 bedroom villa suites..

but like I said, I could never afford that ....

 

[AllieKat]

I actually have thought of that. The University in the city I live in ran out of dorm rooms this year, so 250 students are now living in hotels...very nice, 4 star hotels. Which got my mind thinking about which hotels I'd like to live at...RPR is at the top of my list. If I could spend a month or two at RPR, I'd totally do it.

 

[SNylund]

Actually its not as bad as you think even at typical room rates RPR would be about $5000 for a month, maybe $3000 if you could get a monthly rate. That is not a whole lot more than a typical vacation, of course some people spend $10 grand in one week at Disney or a Pacific cruise or something.

I would want to break it up with some Disney time, but of course that would drive up the bill.

 

[A Mickeyfan]

Actually its not as bad as you think even at typical room rates RPR would be about $5000 for a month, maybe $3000 if you could get a monthly rate. That is not a whole lot more than a typical vacation, of course some people spend $10 grand in one week at Disney or a Pacific cruise or something.

I would want to break it up with some Disney time, but of course that would drive up the bill.

ya think so... maybe just a bit...

and yeah, you are right, some do drop that much in a week.. I still cannot do that, and without food add the food into that equation and you have an even bigger bill... then again, that could be one good way to shed some pounds...... at least for me...

 

[SNylund]

ya think so... maybe just a bit...

and yeah, you are right, some do drop that much in a week.. I still cannot do that, and without food add the food into that equation and you have an even bigger bill... then again, that could be one good way to shed some pounds...... at least for me...

ME too! Now there's a diet plan I haven't thought of (Save money on vacation by not eating!) For me that would probably save about $1000.

 

[bubba's mom]

I think rpbert1 has stayed at RPR for 3 weeks at a time.... I don't think he got any rate discount because of length of stay

 

[BrownDalmatian]

ya think so... maybe just a bit...

and yeah, you are right, some do drop that much in a week.. I still cannot do that, and without food add the food into that equation and you have an even bigger bill... then again, that could be one good way to shed some pounds...... at least for me...

Well you could always stay on the Club Level!

Yes, my wife and I have talked about how cool this would be on more than one occassion!

 

[keishashadow]

everything in moderation...yeah right

lots of retired TS peeps will stay for weeks @ a time. While i know U allows the TS sharks to troll the parks for whatever offsite one they're representing, im surprised U hasn't developed one of their own (onsite or off, with the same FOTL percs as the hotels)

OT i've heard of the elderly in FLA doing back to back 'lower tier' cruises in lieu of assisting living arrangementsurban legend?

 

[rpbert1]

Stayed 3 weeks last couple of years, this year was either stay 4 weeks or break it up, as last year after 3 weeks in one resort we started to get a bit bored even though we love RPR. So stayed 2 weeks at RPR went to beach Don Cesar [highly recommend] for 1 week, and then back to PBH for the last week, and it was great ,as we where a bit aprehensive about 4 weeks. Do not think i would stay longer than 2 weeks at a time in 1 resort, with out even a few days in another just to break it up a bit.
No offers for 4 weeks as we did consider it, but you never know with things the way they are at present.