Norwegian Newbie!

[Goofy Gal]

Greetings, fellow Disneyphiles!

We're planning our first trip to WDW after moving to Norway 3 years ago (not a moment too soon - I'm starting to forget the lyrics to "It's a small world!"). I've never stayed on property, since we had FL residents passes before moving, and don't know how best to use our $$.

Are there any discounts that can be used for european travelers?

Is it worth it to get a WD VISA card (and is there an annual fee?)

We don't have kids (I'm the one that has to be watched...) and would prefer a quieter, more natural place. Is the Wilderness Cabin/camping area as good as it seems?

Is it easier to get discounts if we call direct to WDW, or can we get good deals through a disney travel specialist?

Will I EVER stop asking these infernal questions??
SO glad I found you guys. I appreciate any and all help you can give us!

It sure was easier when we lived in Vero...

 

[safetymom]

Welcome to the DIS. I suggest asking your question on the Resorts board here on the DIS.

 

[Minniespal]

Welcome to the Dis

 

[canwegosoon]

Greetings, fellow Disneyphiles!

We're planning our first trip to WDW after moving to Norway 3 years ago (not a moment too soon - I'm starting to forget the lyrics to "It's a small world!"). I've never stayed on property, since we had FL residents passes before moving, and don't know how best to use our $$.

Are there any discounts that can be used for european travelers?

Is it worth it to get a WD VISA card (and is there an annual fee?)

We don't have kids (I'm the one that has to be watched...) and would prefer a quieter, more natural place. Is the Wilderness Cabin/camping area as good as it seems?

Is it easier to get discounts if we call direct to WDW, or can we get good deals through a disney travel specialist?

Will I EVER stop asking these infernal questions??
SO glad I found you guys. I appreciate any and all help you can give us!

It sure was easier when we lived in Vero...

There is No Annual fee for the WDW Visa.
Wilderness cabins /camping is nice, but I would really check out the camping board there are many members that are over there and several have great web pages on their own. I just question how you would transport all your camping gear. Honestly I guess it would depend on you , but you could also rent a camper from CruiseAmerica, but I would stay in Wilderness Lodge.
Dreams Unlimited(they sponsor this site) will stay on top of any codes that you can qualify for...but better yet they will make you ADR's and save you that expense of calling.

 

[krdisneybound]

WELCOME to the DIS.

 

[byoung]

Welcome to the DIS