Good deal?

[Thundercats HO!]

Just spotted a deal in the local Paper

Return Coach travel by Euro Tunnel
2 nights B&B at the Santa Fe hotel
1 day hopper pass to both parks
Entrance to the Bonfire Spectacular

Leaving 5th November
115 pounds per adult, 79 pound per child

Sound good?

Not sure on the depature times but if we get time on the last day hoping to either have another day in the park or hop on the train to do a bit of sightseeing - though got a feeling it might me an early start on the last day

But still???????

Only other thing to consider - the weather, and the fact that I will be due to pop 3 weeks after we go!!!!!
Not bothered about not going on rides - someone has to look after DD anyway and will have just as much fun in the shops LOL
Chances of my being 3 weeks early are slim but still - worth it????
Wouldnt that be a story to tell bubba - 'you were born at Disneyland!'

 

[Bexx]

It certainly sounds like a pretty good deal. But I have to say that if I was three weeks off giving birth I wouldn't fancy sitting in a coach for any length of time - I was very uncomfortable by that stage, particularly with my second.

 

[Cyrano]

It certainly sounds like a pretty good deal. But I have to say that if I was three weeks off giving birth I wouldn't fancy sitting in a coach for any length of time - I was very uncomfortable by that stage, particularly with my second.

I'd have to agree might not be the most pleasant of journeys

 

[Thundercats HO!]

Yeah that is another thing im thinking about - that and having to walk around the park, though is it true I can get a wheelchair or something? That would be nice LOL!

 

[Verity Chambers]

Wow, you are brave, i went at 7 months pregnant and thought i was daring!!

ps, evie was 4 weeks early! LOL

 

[Thundercats HO!]

Don't be telling me things like that! LOL

Hoping this one will be like its sister and stick around a few days extra!

*SIGH* Am I just being silly even concidering going??

 

[Bexx]

*SIGH* Am I just being silly even concidering going??

I don't think anybody is silly for cosidering any options to visit Disney!! And at that price I can see why you are tempted.

 

[Thundercats HO!]

Its just

(violins at the ready!)

This will probably be the only trip away we get this year, and our last opportunity to go away before DD is old enough to 'call the shots' as it were

I don't fancy going on a 'beach' holiday, partly cause don't want DD to be uncomfortable in the hot weather, and im not going to be wanting to pose in a bikini all pregnant and fat LOL
And if its got to be just a short trip, well Disney is all that appeals

Plus the people I am planning to go with - one is only 5, and her mum has a heart condition so cant go on the fast rides either - so idea was our OH's got do the thrill bit and we wander around looking for characters and at the shops (things our OH's would rather not do LOL)

So there we have it - the whole sob story LOL

Just dont know what to do

 

[sushinut]

Not trying to tell you what to do, but I strongly suggest that you do not travel when you are so close to your due date.

However, I can understand the urge!

 

[Bexx]

So there we have it - the whole sob story LOL

Just dont know what to do

I can see why you really want to do this trip. But I think for your comfort and peace of mind you would be better to go earlier than November if you can.

 

[jillrobinson]

Have you ever travelled a distance by coach before - I went to Spain when I was about 18 and vowed never to step foot on a coach again,
I know it's not quite as far, but I was young, fit & not 8 months pregnant. Do you know how long the journey time is ?

Hve you considered September or early October, the weather will be pleasant and not too cold and the park's are emptier with the new school terms just starting.
There's usually quite a few deals on then as well.

 

[Verity Chambers]

You should also check with your travel insurance about travelling when very pregnant, I'm sure I can remember something about this when i was going.