afan
Honorary Bus Driver
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Lol - that really wouldn’t change my opinion. The SFF accounting system and GAAP rules we follow do not allow us to attribute bank bonus income to travel...yes that sounds crazy and it is true hahaha.
It’s really not about the cost - we can do it if we want...it’s just that I’m also cheap (like SUPER cheap)...and so now that I’ve psychologically set a price for this trip in my mind it’s hard for me to spend $600 more now.
Then the questions should be since it's bucket list - will you get it cheaper, what if you can't EVER use points for it without cashing out for points. And will the kids remember it now or is it better to wait until they are older. And will you be in the room/make yourselves be in the room enough to enjoy the view.
I get the being cheap but if it'll cost more later and the other two answers are yes, it makes the most sense to do it now.

.....comes from being raised by two parents who were depression era babies, bought houses, cars etc for cash vs DH brought up by parents who were the exact opposite with much debit. Makes for interesting discussions about money in our home
. We're definitely the grasshopper and ant when it comes to finances but so far it works. That might change when he retires but so far so good-I like to think we balance each other out and he has developed a taste for airline lounges and fancy hotels so I've been a little bit of a bad influence
... Contemporary Resort theme park view now available for the 2nd part of our split stay. It would cost $600 to upgrade from our current room at Grand Floridian...