If you won the lottery?

[jennylyn_b]

Changed my mind...grand villa in Aulani for a month! lol


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[eliza61]

Probably the Polynesian because I've never stayed there before. The only bad experience I had with a disney resort was at the Grand floridian so no amount of money could make me stay there again.
I'm a dvc'er so my trip next year is to Aulani!! Can't wait.

Not sure about Golden Oaks though. Even if I hit the lottery I think my shopping habits would be the same and Golden Oaks is waaaay over priced even for luxury houses,
That's the problem once your a cheapskate like me, it's hard to suddenly overpay for some thing.

 

[Riverhill]

I am going to assume that the jackpot is hugh.... I would stay 2 weeks at each resort on Disney property. I think there are 27 total, between value, mods, deluxe, deluxe villa and Swan and Dolphin, so that would take me a good year.

 

[forever11709]

I would take a month long trip stay at BLT in a castle view room.

But since my husband is the one who buys the lottery tickets, if we ever won I would have no clue, we would be waking up every morning going to work like nothing happened. I would only know we won because he would pay off the house and I still think he would do that in small doses so I wouldn't know ..

 

[rock_doctor]

Exactly what we do now with extra money...more dvc points.... My goal is to have enough points to live permanently at WDW. I figure if we just change resorts every 3 weeks they won't know we have moved in.

 

[guitarob]

Exactly what we do now with extra money...more dvc points.... My goal is to have enough points to live permanently at WDW. I figure if we just change resorts every 3 weeks they won't know we have moved in.

This is a great plan Especially if DVC comes to the Poly.

If I had to pick one room though, it would be 3rd floor in Hawaii (Club Level) at the Polynesian with a theme park view. It's hard to beat that view. I'd book the longest trip that I possibly could.

 

[Missytara]

The villas at BWI, and I would give each of my family members a DVC membership.

But I would have to make them go through the tour and let the staff present them at the end of the tour.

The look on their faces would be well worth it.

 

[cheshireqt]

I would take extended family to Disney for 2 weeks to Poly club level with MK view and then we would go back within 6 months, taking whoever could go again to the Beach Club with club level. DH, me and our kids would of course stay in the Newport Presidential suite at BC.

DH and I would also take the kids on several Adventures by Disney to City of Knights and Lights and Ireland as top two, hopefully in the first year as well!

I think a Mediterranean cruise would also need to be in the mix as well.

I love the idea of MissyTara of giving family members a gift of DVC. that would also be a consideration.

 

[disneycrazi]

The villas at BWI, and I would give each of my family members a DVC membership.

But I would have to make them go through the tour and let the staff present them at the end of the tour.

The look on their faces would be well worth it.

Amazing idea! So awesome!

 

[Princess Katherine]

AKL. Your traveling with little ones which would be happy with the animals. BLT is a bit too professional and lacks theme. Not very interesting. When I could spend hours in their lobbies just looking at there chandeliers. But if I had to choose I would go with BLT. I would want a room overlooking the monorail, I like to see it go round. It's name is cool. I love Bacon, Lettuce, and Tomatoe Sandwiches. If I didn't have to choose between the two. I would Poly King K club.

 

[CajunMomof3]

I am going to assume that the jackpot is hugh.... I would stay 2 weeks at each resort on Disney property. I think there are 27 total, between value, mods, deluxe, deluxe villa and Swan and Dolphin, so that would take me a good year.

Even better!!

 

[Planogirl]

I would go to Tokyo Disney since it's supposed to be so amazing.

If I had to stay in the US I'd go to DL and stay at the Grand Californian.

If you mean only WDW, I'd split a stay between AKL and the Polynesian Resort and PORS and the Swan. It had better be a long stay.

 

[Dani C]

I would go to Tokyo Disney since it's supposed to be so amazing.

It is!

I would do the adventures by Disney.

 

[canopynut66]

AKL over the years we have stayed at all deluxe but that and also moderates and like POR best of those but for the money it is POP for us the last few years. is what we need and the money we save we love to shop

 

[disneycrazi]

I would love to have a house in Golden Oaks. But my dream would be for it to be set up for Make A Wish Kids. Each bedroom a different theme. Princess, Pirate, Space, Haunted Mansion and so on THEN have a vehicle that matches each bedroom like a carriage, a ship, a space ship, and a doom buggy. When the kids came they would be able to choose a suite and be transported to the parks in their chioce of vehicle! My husband would be the house chef and I would get to make dreams come true for sick children.....gives me goosebumps just dreaming of it!!!

 

[crazy4wdw]

My choices would be:

The presidential suite at the Beach Club

The presidential suite at the Animal Kingdom Lodge

 

[MUFFYCAT]

A suite at the Polynesian for a week followed by one at the BW then the YC or BC.

 

[JimS4210]

Exactly what we do now with extra money...more dvc points.... My goal is to have enough points to live permanently at WDW. I figure if we just change resorts every 3 weeks they won't know we have moved in.

All I need is enough points to stay in a 2BR villa every night of the year. I'm not greedy!

Jim

 

[AWaltFan]

I dream of this often.

I would get a three room Villa at the Boardwalk and fill up ever nook and cranny of space with family and friends. Of course, I would have to buy them all some really good clothes because when my family vacation, they stick out like sore thumbs!

 

[scrapper2k]

I'd want to stay in the Contemporary tower, in the largest suite with a MK view they have.