mom2randj
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I had an interesting conversation this morning with an online friend of mine about club level at WDW. She has never given it a try because she said it's for "rich people who want their a$$@$ kissed".Pardon my french but I wanted to quote her word for word. I then started giving all my reasoning behind choosing club level and why I don't think it has anything at all to do with wealth. Anyone who goes to WDW is coughing up big bucks, and I know for a fact many families spend more on their non-CL vacation than I do when I stay club level. She acknowledged my opinion but said she doesn't feel comfortable vacationing with "club level type people".
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I actually feel sad to think there are people who feel this way.
I have had a similar conversation with a co-worker. He touts to me that he could go to WDW and pay 1/2 as much as I am paying staying CL this October. He stays at values, uses every reward mile earned to pay for his flights, and has two little girls so much of his time at the parks is standing in long lines for character meet and greets. oh - and they go to WDW every.single.year. Fine for him, if that's what he chooses to do, but that is not my kind of vacation. This is our 2nd trip to WDW in four years,...we just don't go every year because when we do, we want to feel like we are really on vacation. It's all about priorities.
I think this perception is common. There are those who feel that value resorts are for poor folks, deluxe for upper middle, club for snobs. It's such a skewed viewpoint. I have a friend who is a doctor who can afford to stay anywhere, but she and her family almost always stay value or moderate. I've met families of modest means at the deluxe resorts and on club level. It's all about what's important to the individual, it's not one size fits all. Never judge a person by their hotel room!
Well said. I couldn't agree more.