Florida Resident rates!

[Dean]

I see where FL resident rates have been added through all of March for the 7 day cruises. It didn't look like they had done the same for the 3/4 day. If this was posted I apologize as I haven't seen it.

 

[alexandrew]

I just checked www.allseastravel.com

they are meticulous about updating site to include FL res dates....I noticed 3/4 day is updated through March 4 only....

 

[currycook]

Just never know when Disney puts out the rates and for which ships. I beleive this is how Disney fills their ships and will wait as long as they can. But they are good about keeping it at least 2 months out.

 

[swandiverpatt]

Try waiting to see if Cast Member rates are available! It's nerve-wracking. I've already made flight arrangements for April and are hoping there will be CM rates during the time we're down there. If not, we'll just be forced to spend the time at Disneyworld ....

 

[rae519]

To be a Florida resident and/or Cast Member seems to be a reward in itself as many of us sit here in the frozen tundra - but to get special rates, well, I'm moving and getting a job at Disney!

Anyone wanting to join me?

Rae

 

[swandiverpatt]

What you do is raise your kid to be a Cast Member -- worked for me! : You just need to take your children repeatedly to Disneyworld .....

 

[seastar]

Come on down, Rae! We would love to have you!! Temperature in St Pete now is only 56 (that is chilly for us Floridians!) but we should see the 70's this weekend.

 

[rae519]

56 degrees, is that with the windchill? You know I could ride my horses comfortably in that temperature and I bet they'd love the change in climate themselves! Maybe I should do it for them!!!

It's below zero here and snowing (light and steady), we have about 1/2 inch additional accumulation.

I'd love to see Michael as a cast member, but I am afraid he's got other plans for his future - now when we retire permanently, it sounds like I could be a good BOUNCER for the parks!

Rae