Clare D
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This trip we spent a few days just outside Chicago and I really got the bug for having a trip outside of Florida.
However since our return I have been pricing up various trips within the US but I keep coming back to the Disney hotels. If I booked again this would be my 7th trip but the DDP is making it hard to resist.
On our recent trip I paid an extra £90 to upgrade to table service and we had such great food that we calculated we must have saved at least £600 on our food bill over 10 days. We could stay in the Beach Club for 14 nights and inc DDP, tickets and flights it works out at in some cases (Cape Cod and Boston) over £2000 cheaper and that would be on a room only basis.
Is anybody else finding this when looking at 2010?
However since our return I have been pricing up various trips within the US but I keep coming back to the Disney hotels. If I booked again this would be my 7th trip but the DDP is making it hard to resist.
On our recent trip I paid an extra £90 to upgrade to table service and we had such great food that we calculated we must have saved at least £600 on our food bill over 10 days. We could stay in the Beach Club for 14 nights and inc DDP, tickets and flights it works out at in some cases (Cape Cod and Boston) over £2000 cheaper and that would be on a room only basis.
Is anybody else finding this when looking at 2010?

This is probably an extreme example though since New York and Boston (New England in general come to think of it) aren't cheap places to stay, California was much more reasonable aside from San Francisco. Personally I really want to visit other parts of the US so I just try and work what I can into out holiday budget... I know some worry that they'll be disappointed with non-Orlando destinations but I don't feel that way: I love the Disney parks but also enjoy cities, beaches, countryside etc 