goofieslonglostsis
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Ok, I have to vent somewhere or I'll burst. 
We're going back to the World for 2 weeks in december 2008. Allready had our room at CBR booked
and just scored us our flights. In about 11 months we'll be flying Lufthansa Amsterdam-Frankfurt-Orlando, booked at United.
While rates are still not out yet at both united.com and lufthansa.com , I was able to score the flight for our dates at a lower price than both airlines tend to offer. (for this leg the bottom rates are allways the same. -have been checking for a more than a year now-) God bless those organisations that want to sell tickets and hand out discounts. Saves us about $100,- a person.
This is such an exciting thing! We're a bit stuck up little brats and have our likes and dislikes as to which type of aircrafts we like to fly intercontinentally. Lufthansa is one of the few that fly one of those for Orlando.
We have a soft spot for Lufthansa after getting to know their good service, but it looked like we wouldn't be able to afford them. Booking right at Lufthansa would have been $400,- more expensive, but now it's such a good price. 
Got our rooms, got our tickets, got our disney sweaters, now all we need to do is get our tickets (still doubting between MYW and AP) and have much more pre-trip excitement. I've got my part of the trip almost all payed of allready, so that's even that bit more relaxing.
Next week it's time to call the airline and get all of the stuff dealt with for flying with my wheelchair and than it's up to that 180-days mark for our ADR's. Let the fun begin!
We're going back to the World for 2 weeks in december 2008. Allready had our room at CBR booked
and just scored us our flights. In about 11 months we'll be flying Lufthansa Amsterdam-Frankfurt-Orlando, booked at United. While rates are still not out yet at both united.com and lufthansa.com , I was able to score the flight for our dates at a lower price than both airlines tend to offer. (for this leg the bottom rates are allways the same. -have been checking for a more than a year now-) God bless those organisations that want to sell tickets and hand out discounts. Saves us about $100,- a person.
This is such an exciting thing! We're a bit stuck up little brats and have our likes and dislikes as to which type of aircrafts we like to fly intercontinentally. Lufthansa is one of the few that fly one of those for Orlando.
We have a soft spot for Lufthansa after getting to know their good service, but it looked like we wouldn't be able to afford them. Booking right at Lufthansa would have been $400,- more expensive, but now it's such a good price. Got our rooms, got our tickets, got our disney sweaters, now all we need to do is get our tickets (still doubting between MYW and AP) and have much more pre-trip excitement. I've got my part of the trip almost all payed of allready, so that's even that bit more relaxing.
Next week it's time to call the airline and get all of the stuff dealt with for flying with my wheelchair and than it's up to that 180-days mark for our ADR's. Let the fun begin!
