AprilRenee
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Flights:
So I keep reading about this Southwest "50,000 free points when you open a credit card" offer and I think we're going to go for it.
You have to put $3,000 on the card in the first 3 months but we can do that just by paying some monthly bills with it or using it for Andrew's side job (building a theater set for a private high school. We usually put $3,000-5,000 on our credit card and get reimbursed for it.). It has a $99 yearly membership fee as well.
I priced out some dummy flights and it will be about 52,000 points for the 3 of us to fly round trip to Orlando. So for $99 (plus $25 in flight fees) we can get 3 round trip tickets to orlando. Sounds like a DEAL TO ME!!
And then I'll just cancel the card after our trip before we get the second yearly fee (or possibly just continue to use it cause the point accumulation is better than our Disney CC and we could earn money for flights...so both CC would save us money on trips just in different ways)
So that's my plan for flights. I always plan to use southwest going to orlando anyway unless we get some bizare great deal from someone else.
Like the last trip when I found a really awesome $100 round trip deal from Delta (I think it might have been a glitch but whatever!! it was $200 total for our flights!)
And then that time we got stuck in ATL we used Airtran
scared
but Airtran IS southwest now...soooo... yep!
So I keep reading about this Southwest "50,000 free points when you open a credit card" offer and I think we're going to go for it.
You have to put $3,000 on the card in the first 3 months but we can do that just by paying some monthly bills with it or using it for Andrew's side job (building a theater set for a private high school. We usually put $3,000-5,000 on our credit card and get reimbursed for it.). It has a $99 yearly membership fee as well.
I priced out some dummy flights and it will be about 52,000 points for the 3 of us to fly round trip to Orlando. So for $99 (plus $25 in flight fees) we can get 3 round trip tickets to orlando. Sounds like a DEAL TO ME!!
And then I'll just cancel the card after our trip before we get the second yearly fee (or possibly just continue to use it cause the point accumulation is better than our Disney CC and we could earn money for flights...so both CC would save us money on trips just in different ways)
So that's my plan for flights. I always plan to use southwest going to orlando anyway unless we get some bizare great deal from someone else.
Like the last trip when I found a really awesome $100 round trip deal from Delta (I think it might have been a glitch but whatever!! it was $200 total for our flights!)
And then that time we got stuck in ATL we used Airtran
but Airtran IS southwest now...soooo... yep!




Back later when I can type (eating lunch now). Great updates!


i love it here too!
so i'm obviously not any help on the sleeping situation with fitting in a pack n play, but here's what i do know. our kids are so exhausted when we get back at the end of the day that we could prop them up in a corner and they'd be fine until we woke them up the next day. sure, stick a pack n play in the bathroom area, but it's possible you may be able to just put him in a bed and he'll be fine. really--we put ours to bed when they were the age caden will be and then talked, took showers, watched tv, whatever and they didn't budge.

I kept thinking of starting one for the current AP year, but things always get too busy. I am lurking a bit more on the DIS lately. So much is changing at WDW and I can't keep up with the FP+ stuff! Glad you started your PTR though!
I start to miss my oldest little sister too much. My favorite is Let It Go, but only the movie version. I haven't heard the Demi Lovato version. I LOVE Elsa!
Anyway, we stayed at Pop earlier this month and I just can't remember the size of the area by the sink. I don't know who posted it, but I agree that just putting him in bed while you go about your business might turn out just fine. We've been doing the same for ages at Disney.
