TarzansKat
Not all treasure is silver and gold, mate.
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Hey, everyone!
I hope you're all ready to read and comment. I'm toying with the idea of adding 2 more nights to our vacation.
Here's the kicker.
It would just be for the three of us. It would enable us to have some alone family time, and a longer vacation is always better in my book.
I have a HUGE credit with Southwest, and changing our flights won't even put a dent in it. I already had my FIL's changed to a separate confirmation number, so I can change just the three of us, and his will remain in tact.
I've called, and there isn't any availability at Pop for free dining for the whole time. So I'm thinking of tacking on 2 nights of a room only ressie, even if we don't have tickets for that time. I could think of so many things that we could do as a family to relax and just enjoy being there, and what a great way to start the trip. There are so many things we never have time do, like go to DisneyQuest (which is like heaven for my DH), or do a water park. DS is definitely old enough for a water park, and I would totally be down for buying those tickets separately.
I think this could be a really good thing, and I'm really excited.
My room only options right now are this. I can book us in a standard room at Pop for the two nights for $185. Or, for $32 more, I can book us at Coronado Springs for $216 with that special 35% off rate they have right now. I believe that's the only moderate available for those dates, but I'll check. To my mind, staying at a mod, and having those pools for $32 more is probably a good thing. We could can the water park idea and just have a total resort day, enjoying the pool, and then do Downtown Disney and DisneyQuest the following day. I participate in an online site that gives me points for shopping through them, so I could probably have more than enough to cover at least part of a dinner at Rainforest or the new T Rex restaurant.
Just one question for those of you who have done it. How hard is it to transport bags from one resort to another?
OMG, the more I talk about this, the more exciting it is.
Someone stop me, seriously.
Hold me back...
and weigh in.
I hope you're all ready to read and comment. I'm toying with the idea of adding 2 more nights to our vacation.
Here's the kicker.
It would just be for the three of us. It would enable us to have some alone family time, and a longer vacation is always better in my book.
I have a HUGE credit with Southwest, and changing our flights won't even put a dent in it. I already had my FIL's changed to a separate confirmation number, so I can change just the three of us, and his will remain in tact.
I've called, and there isn't any availability at Pop for free dining for the whole time. So I'm thinking of tacking on 2 nights of a room only ressie, even if we don't have tickets for that time. I could think of so many things that we could do as a family to relax and just enjoy being there, and what a great way to start the trip. There are so many things we never have time do, like go to DisneyQuest (which is like heaven for my DH), or do a water park. DS is definitely old enough for a water park, and I would totally be down for buying those tickets separately.
I think this could be a really good thing, and I'm really excited.
My room only options right now are this. I can book us in a standard room at Pop for the two nights for $185. Or, for $32 more, I can book us at Coronado Springs for $216 with that special 35% off rate they have right now. I believe that's the only moderate available for those dates, but I'll check. To my mind, staying at a mod, and having those pools for $32 more is probably a good thing. We could can the water park idea and just have a total resort day, enjoying the pool, and then do Downtown Disney and DisneyQuest the following day. I participate in an online site that gives me points for shopping through them, so I could probably have more than enough to cover at least part of a dinner at Rainforest or the new T Rex restaurant.
Just one question for those of you who have done it. How hard is it to transport bags from one resort to another?
OMG, the more I talk about this, the more exciting it is.
Someone stop me, seriously.
Hold me back...
and weigh in.
