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Can anyone settle a minor argument for me? I found this canvas DVC bag in my basement. I thought it was a gift when we bought in originally in 2009. My mom says it was theirs from the 90s. It doesn’t really matter either way, but does anyone know when this bag is from?
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Could be their’s too lol. I believe the original logo had the three mountain. In the 1996 range with BWV development it changed to the two mountains.
 
Can anyone settle a minor argument for me? I found this canvas DVC bag in my basement. I thought it was a gift when we bought in originally in 2009. My mom says it was theirs from the 90s. It doesn’t really matter either way, but does anyone know when this bag is from?
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I still have that bag and it was what my paperwork was in. I bought BW in 2000. Then the next 3 between 2001 and 2003.

Later on I think we got the same canvas style bag but in backpack style ....maybe. (I'm shakier on that memory.) I have 2 of the backpacks in my DVC closet and I've never really bothered with them. The bag shown I carried (proudly) on a few early trips.
 
Can anyone settle a minor argument for me? I found this canvas DVC bag in my basement. I thought it was a gift when we bought in originally in 2009. My mom says it was theirs from the 90s. It doesn’t really matter either way, but does anyone know when this bag is from?
I got the same bag when we bought DVC in 2008. Still have it somewhere!
Hope this helps!
 
Anyone trying to solve a problem that you don't have regarding vacations? I was planning on essentially skipping Disneyland in 2027 and maybe beyond, and getting an AP for WDW next spring. The plan was to visit WDW 2-3 times with the AP. I was going to visit Aulani as well, depending on how many points I have. I'm not sure about the costs of flying now. If it goes up as much as predicted, I'll stay closer to home. But, then I'll have missed my booking advantage for my home resorts in California. Just felt like whining about it for a minute.
 
this thread moves fast!

We haven’t stayed at OKW yet
took us over 20 years, still kicking ourselves

TLDR is it worth messing with the logistics of going to steakhouse 71 vs staying at resort for whispering canyon instead?
yes
yes
yes

IMO the best bang for your buck re steak onsite

unpopular sentiment, I prefer their choc cake heads above the dry cake bake slice the GD favors

If want more entertainment that first night than Ketchup …being so close, how about Hoop-Dee-Do it.
we look forward to it once a year, so much fun

extra nice to just be able to grab boat over from WL vs the internal bus trek
Yes! It's very convenient. The closure was announced from 4/13 - 5/1. Even if it's extended a little you should be ok.
we ck into WL on 5/2. guess i should read up on the closure's alternate transportation JiK
I still have that bag
same, just not sure what storage bin in which it's lurking. one of my favorite DVC gifts
 
Anyone trying to solve a problem that you don't have regarding vacations? I was planning on essentially skipping Disneyland in 2027 and maybe beyond, and getting an AP for WDW next spring. The plan was to visit WDW 2-3 times with the AP. I was going to visit Aulani as well, depending on how many points I have. I'm not sure about the costs of flying now. If it goes up as much as predicted, I'll stay closer to home. But, then I'll have missed my booking advantage for my home resorts in California. Just felt like whining about it for a minute.
The costs of flying is making me reevaluate my travel plans as well. Now debating less trips but staying longer or canceling a trip and saving the points for the future. Hard to know how airfares will pan out for the rest of the year.
 
Anyone trying to solve a problem that you don't have regarding vacations? I was planning on essentially skipping Disneyland in 2027 and maybe beyond, and getting an AP for WDW next spring. The plan was to visit WDW 2-3 times with the AP. I was going to visit Aulani as well, depending on how many points I have. I'm not sure about the costs of flying now. If it goes up as much as predicted, I'll stay closer to home. But, then I'll have missed my booking advantage for my home resorts in California. Just felt like whining about it for a minute.
I agree with this on top of the TSA and FAA stuff going on. It makes air travel chaotic.
 
I have not seen airfares spike yet. That's not to say they won't, but right now I do not plan to make big changes. That might be partly because I don't have any major "buy airfare" plans beyond one summer trip to Hawaii, and that's expensive no matter what. There is a maybe-I-will/maybe-I-won't trip to San Antonion for Fall Break, but that's about it. The Tokyo trip has been locked in for a while now.
 
This is also partly the nature of how I travel. I tend to do fewer, longer trips rather than more frequent shorter ones. That's mostly because I want to make sure that the time invested in flights is "paid back" by long vacations, but that also amortizes the money spent on those flights. The Tokyo trip is "short" at only eleven days--that's tolerable mostly because I have nonstop flights between DTW and NRT. I won't go to Hawaii for anything less than two weeks, though I will island hop once in the middle. This upcoming trip is a week on Oahu followed by a week on one of Molokai, the Big Island, or Kauai. Waiting to see what the exchange options are for those. My "usual" WDW trip is 7-8 nights, though I will infrequently do a long weekend.
 
The costs of flying is making me reevaluate my travel plans as well. Now debating less trips but staying longer or canceling a trip and saving the points for the future. Hard to know how airfares will pan out for the rest of the year.
I have never been more grateful that I booked all of my airfare for the year in January. Even my November trip. The prices now are shocking.
 

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