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[momof5plus1hubby]

Hi everyone!

After so many years of deciding to go and plans falling thro we are finally going next year. Ugh I know its kinda far away but i love to plan. We are going the end of June on a bus trip. I am deathly scared of flying n my wonderful dh lol dont want to drive sooo bus here we come. Its $838 per adult and $500 per child. it includes transportation, hotel, and park passes. So now i just have to decide what days where and all that good stuff.I hope to talk to you all soon

 

[JohnnyB2]

Welcome to the DisBoardsNow the real planning starts and there is a ton of help and advice on these boards

 

[msgrimm23]

welcome to the disboards

 

[lovetoscrap]

Welcome!

Have you looked into the train? I don't know much about it, and the cost, but I know we have many that take the train down the East Coast for their Disney trip.

 

[Metro West]

 

[JoanneNC]

Welcome - sounds like a great road trip

 

[MarkinNM]

to the DIS!!!​

Bus, ouch................Good luck!

 

[Aliceacc]

Hi and welcome!

Are you staying on site? If so, consider the meal plan. It's $40 per day for anyone 10 and over, and $10 per day for anyone ages 3-9. It includes a full service meal, a table service meal, and a snack each day. For my family, it's a great deal!

 

[Disneydonnam]

Welcome to the Disboards.

 

[momof5plus1hubby]

Welcome!

Have you looked into the train? I don't know much about it, and the cost, but I know we have many that take the train down the East Coast for their Disney trip.

Yeah I checked into the train and its more expensive then the bus. Ty tho

 

[momof5plus1hubby]

Hi and welcome!

Are you staying on site? If so, consider the meal plan. It's $40 per day for anyone 10 and over, and $10 per day for anyone ages 3-9. It includes a full service meal, a table service meal, and a snack each day. For my family, it's a great deal!

We are staying at Pop Century. I was just looking at the meal plan and I will prob do it. It seems like a awesome deal.

 

[Aliceacc]

We are staying at Pop Century. I was just looking at the meal plan and I will prob do it. It seems like a awesome deal.

It was for us. We're using it again this year.

OK, so if you need some planning to do: think about investing in the Unofficial Guide to WDW, or borrowing it from the library. It goes into excruciating detail on all things Disney.

You can get an idea of which table service restaurants you'll want. You can assign your older kids to get a rundown on each park for potential must-sees.

The companion website (www.touringplans.com) can give you an idea of which park to do on what day (though not this far in advance) so you can work the dinner reservations around that.

Also, what time of year are you thinking of?

 

[shass150]

welcome glad to have you here!

 

[DWFan4Life]

Welcome to DISboards. This is a great source of info and I'm sure you'll find answers to all of your questions, also be prepared to become addicted to DIS.

Have a nice and fun planning.