MomofKatie
Dairy World? Fairy World! OH, DARN IT!!
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Here's my dilemma:
DH, DD, and I have been planning a WDW trip for Oct/Nov 2007. We were planning on staying 7 nights, renting points at OKW. We already have 5 days park tix and 3 plusses paid (leftover from last trip), and we want to get the DDP. The trip would cost around $1900 for the 3 of us.
DH is not much of a Disney fan, but he'd go on the trip, just because it was a vacation with his 2 "girls". DD would end up taking 5 days off school for the trip- she will be in 4th grade. The weather will be great, and Oct/Nov is our favorite time to do Disney.
Here's where it gets difficult:
DSIL called me last night. She and her DH, and 3 kids (all close to DD's age) want to go to WDW, and they would like us to come with them. They are planning a 6 night stay at an offsite condo on MLK week (January) 2007. We would do some meals at WDW, but do some cooking at the condo. DD would have a blast with her cousins, and it would be really nice to go earlier than the end of 2007. The trip would cost around $1300. DD would miss 5 days of school, and she and I would add on 2 nights at OKW after DSIL and family left.
BUT- and this is a big BUT- DH would not be able to go on the trip with us. His job constraints prevent him from being able to take time off in January. He told me that not going to WDW doesn't bother him, but the fact that we would be going on a vacation and he couldn't come along to spend time with us would bother him.
What do you think? Should we wait until we can go on an on-site vacation that we can all go on, or should we go earlier for less $$ and more fun for DD, but miss out on the on-site resort for most of the stay and DH?
DH, DD, and I have been planning a WDW trip for Oct/Nov 2007. We were planning on staying 7 nights, renting points at OKW. We already have 5 days park tix and 3 plusses paid (leftover from last trip), and we want to get the DDP. The trip would cost around $1900 for the 3 of us.
DH is not much of a Disney fan, but he'd go on the trip, just because it was a vacation with his 2 "girls". DD would end up taking 5 days off school for the trip- she will be in 4th grade. The weather will be great, and Oct/Nov is our favorite time to do Disney.
Here's where it gets difficult:
DSIL called me last night. She and her DH, and 3 kids (all close to DD's age) want to go to WDW, and they would like us to come with them. They are planning a 6 night stay at an offsite condo on MLK week (January) 2007. We would do some meals at WDW, but do some cooking at the condo. DD would have a blast with her cousins, and it would be really nice to go earlier than the end of 2007. The trip would cost around $1300. DD would miss 5 days of school, and she and I would add on 2 nights at OKW after DSIL and family left.
BUT- and this is a big BUT- DH would not be able to go on the trip with us. His job constraints prevent him from being able to take time off in January. He told me that not going to WDW doesn't bother him, but the fact that we would be going on a vacation and he couldn't come along to spend time with us would bother him.
What do you think? Should we wait until we can go on an on-site vacation that we can all go on, or should we go earlier for less $$ and more fun for DD, but miss out on the on-site resort for most of the stay and DH?