Artygal90
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Today has been like Christmas came early! First my Target order with all my table linens for hosting Thanksgiving came in, my box of clothes from my online shopping spree last week showed up a week ahead of schedule, we got our wills signed finally, I found the perfect kitchen rug at the new HomeGoods near me (which has been a SAGA that included a shower tile floor dyed blue). Best of all, DH's new CIP came in the mail and I was able to buy tickets for our Disney trip just in the nick of time while also hitting MSR! (FP day is Wednesday). Our newest little kitty is a talkative Siamese who loves to cuddle and also terrifies the **** out of our other two cats. Between the shopping and the new member of the family, we are hitting MSRs faster than expected - although, I say that every time!
I seem to remember some chatter about lots of people here being in Orlando this weekend. Anyone going to be in Universal at all? I'm coming down just for the holiday stuff.
I seem to remember some chatter about lots of people here being in Orlando this weekend. Anyone going to be in Universal at all? I'm coming down just for the holiday stuff.
Hyatt doesn't exist there.
) That puts it around a 5% return vs the 2-ish% for most accounts.
Normally, I don't pay much attention to Hilton purchase points promotions (because we here on the DIS like free!) but I got curious this morning and decided to take a closer look. I also have kind of written off the Grand Wailea on Maui because one night is now 95,000 points and that hurts. But this is interesting... since the 5th night is free on points bookings, it comes out to 380,000 points. If you purchased the maximum amount (160,000) you'd end up with 320,000 points for $1600. You'd need to earn only 60,000 more at that point to have enough for a 5 night trip. That's not hard to do even with the NAF Hilton Amex card. If you got in on the NAF for 1 year Aspire deal a week or two ago, you could add a free night using your cert and have $250 resort credit to spend while you're there. Here's the cash cost for 5 nights in March. (you can find standard availability throughout 2020 by using flexible search) . That's a SUPER redemption, when you consider most of the time, Hilton points are worth half a cent per point, at best. I'm a BIG fan of choosing redemptions wisely with Hilton and sometimes... sometimes it can even be worthwile to purchase them. (gasp)