I can do this with my ressie, right?

[madenon]

Ok, I know you guys can help me out, so here it comes;

at the moment, I've got a ressie for 8 nights in december 2008. I was thinking about changing that to 10 nights anyway. I was just mentioning this to my dad, when he told me; 'why don't you make it 14, that's better don't you think'. I'm not supposed to know, but my mom's a blabbermouth and told me she and my dad are thinking about coming along with me, but dad can't know I know.

Knowing my dad, he made this comment for a reason. I told him no, no 14 days, that's too much for my budget, 10 would be great though with me arriving late night on the first day so that being lost. He just kept muttering about 14 days, so knowing him; if he does decide to come along, he'll tell me one day "we're coming too, and oh, change the ressie to 14 days and we'll pay the last few days".

So I'm thinking about not being a smarty pants and listen to my dad for a change and change my ressie to 14 days. If I do this and later -before the 45 day mark- on decide that 12 is fine after all, I can change that right back to 12 without any problems, right?

I'ld rather book too many days than too little, as I'll need an handicapped room and I'm going to try to change the ressie to an AAA rate and I know adding days later on can be a problem to get them at the same rate I originally had.

 

[Cinderella]

It will be no problem changing your ressie back at all. You lucky thing - my parents won't go to Disneyworld - never mind pay. They've never been - wouldn't even try it when my kids were younger.

 

[madenon]

Thnx, Cinderella!

I know I'm lucky. Took enough work though. My dad hates amusementparks and thinks WDW is just the same. He also refuses to go to the States, so getting him to seriously think about this took some work. Oh poor me, keep sharing the pics, telling the stories, oh poor me. I just know they'll love it there, WDW offers so much to both of their likings. They seem to think to 'just go on a trip with daugther', but don't know what I've got up my sleeve.

The paying part, sight. They're great about that. They know how hard it is for me to safe up enough for those 12 days. Knowing my dad he'll want 2 weeks (normally his minimum for intercontinental trips is 3 weeks) and he's not one to hassle about it. He wants it, knows I can't afford it, so thinks it's logical to either go 12 days and equally devide the bill, or 14 and pay for those last 2 days for me also.