GatorChris
Not of This World
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Like you didn't know this. We all do! But I was just checking my vacation dates in the middle of November, which happen to coincide with the Disney races. There's hardly anything available that week due to the weekend (Fri-Sun), and if it is available, it costs a fortune. So no switching up for us. Bummer. Good thing I booked months ago, although many hotels were already booked for that weekend back in March!!!
I got to experience the tail end of the November races last year (Monday morning), and the lines just to get into the parks were just stupid crazy - literally from the gate of DL all the way to the gate of DCA. It looks like they're affecting hotels in the same way. I'm having better luck finding availability in the middle of summer than I am for the middle of November. It's a shame. November is the best time for me to vacation, due to work. It used to be a nice time to go. But Disney has shareholders, and wants to make some extra dough that weekend. I get it. Just don't like it.
Oh....and I HATE running. Inflicting pain just for fun? No thanks.
Just venting. Thanks for listening. Try not to flame me too bad. And maybe, just maybe, there's a few people with the same first-world problem.
I got to experience the tail end of the November races last year (Monday morning), and the lines just to get into the parks were just stupid crazy - literally from the gate of DL all the way to the gate of DCA. It looks like they're affecting hotels in the same way. I'm having better luck finding availability in the middle of summer than I am for the middle of November. It's a shame. November is the best time for me to vacation, due to work. It used to be a nice time to go. But Disney has shareholders, and wants to make some extra dough that weekend. I get it. Just don't like it.
Oh....and I HATE running. Inflicting pain just for fun? No thanks.
Just venting. Thanks for listening. Try not to flame me too bad. And maybe, just maybe, there's a few people with the same first-world problem.