Disney Vacations are Priceless!

[J'Adore Disney]

A Disney vacation is a privilege not a human right.

Bora, Bora? Heck … I live in Miami, Florida, and these are just a few events I have wanted to go to this year but decided to forego because I would rather go to Disney!!!

Madonna Rebel Heart concert at the American Airlines Arena
Ticket Prices: $189.00 per person
Parking: $20.00 NON-valet
Length of show: 2 hours

Midsummer Night’s Dream - Miami City Ballet
Ticket Prices: $119.00 per person – 1st tier tickets next to the orchestra (because who the heck wants to use binoculars at a ballet?)
Parking: $20.00 NON-valet
Length of show: 2 hours.

Phantom of the Opera, Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts
Ticket Prices: $224.00 per person – 1st tier seats
Parking: $20.00 NON-valet
Length of show: 2 hours

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DISNEY
Priceless!

I would rather forego these events and go to my beloved Walt Disney World any day of the year. It is with much happiness that I buy my Annual Pass and with much elated joy that I visit as often as possible.

I won’t give up my manicures and pedicures BUT I’ll give up buying the latest hand bag, high heels/pumps and perfumes. I’ve learned to down scale my fashion wishes and brown bag lunch to work in order to make my ultimate wish come true which is that of going to Disney!!

As Ursula says. "Life is full of tough choices, innit it?"

[Disclaimer: I don’t have to buy air fare to travel to Disney. It takes me 3.00 to 3.5 hours on Florida’s Turnpike to get to Walt Disney World.]

 

[CampbellzSoup]

I just saw Aladdin on Broadway for me and my fiancé we could have had multiple day park tickets for the price we payed for a 2 1/2 hour show.

It's all perspective and a Disney vacation is easily affordable if you don't have the need to stay on their property or eat their dining plan and its STILL a hell of a value for what your getting.

I grew up poor, and I mean dirt poor - we had no money so to me the TGIF Disbey specials and renting the movies from blockbuster to see the parks and imagine being there - I can imagine how a child can feel if their parents can't afford - so no it's not a "right", but I can truly understand the frustrations from parents who can't provide that vacation to a child.