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[cap'njack.]

I have seen that place but not had anything from it yet....

I dread to imagine what you asked to go in a milkshake

Skittles and Syrup Sponge Pudding

We have one of them where i live, it's called the milkshake bar (very original) they put anything it and have all the American sweets and cereals which you can have as well.
My Daughter loves the Oreo one.

It's called something similar! So nice.

I'm dreading when I move into Chatham on Wednesday...I'm going to get even fatter with all the fast food and fattening milkshakes around me

 

[tinks_1989]

Good morning every one

Bob you have inspired me and today when dave gets home we are going to hobby craft to get some card to make our save the dates

and whilst we are there it would be rude not to go in the disney store ha ha

I have major disney withdrawl today

hope every one is well

and finally all the snow has gone

 

[Bolanette87]

Good morning every one

Bob you have inspired me and today when dave gets home we are going to hobby craft to get some card to make our save the dates

and whilst we are there it would be rude not to go in the disney store ha ha

I have major disney withdrawl today

hope every one is well

and finally all the snow has gone

I'm looking forward to seeing a piccie of the save the dates!!!

Bob xoxoxox

 

[Bolanette87]

I'm sat pricing up WDW (For the future- We've decided we'll save and do a trip out there!)..... All I can say is:

We're going to need a canny wage to afford it!!!

Bob xoxoxoxox

 

[tennisfan]

Afternoon everyone

That's true!

Have you tried the milkshakes from that new place in Chatham opposite JD Sports in the Pentagon?? It's amazing, they basically put whatever you want in a milkshake...mmmm

I haven't tried the one in Chatham as I try to avoid it. But I have tried them before elsewhere.

Also the Exchange bar in Rochester does a nice snickers milkshake. They do others like crunchie, mint aero but the snickers one is the best

 

[tinks_1989]

I'm sat pricing up WDW (For the future- We've decided we'll save and do a trip out there!)..... All I can say is:

We're going to need a canny wage to afford it!!!

Bob xoxoxoxox

I know it is mad isnt it to stay onsite is ridicuolus

we stayed offiste last year for £330 each and paid extra $90 for disney and it was amasing but for the wedding we really want to stay on site

 

[poppie123]

I'm sat pricing up WDW (For the future- We've decided we'll save and do a trip out there!)..... All I can say is:



Bob xoxoxoxox

It's the flights that do it, to stay and park tickets isn't too bad especially if you can take advantage of the free dining like i did. If nothing else this holiday i will not starve

 

[thelittlemermaid83]

It's the flights that do it, to stay and park tickets isn't too bad especially if you can take advantage of the free dining like i did. If nothing else this holiday i will not starve

 

[cap'njack.]

I'm sat pricing up WDW (For the future- We've decided we'll save and do a trip out there!)..... All I can say is:

We're going to need a canny wage to afford it!!!

Bob xoxoxoxox

I know what you mean! We were looking at 2010 for WDW, that plan is on hold now as I really don't have £4,000!!!

 

[thelittlemermaid83]

I know what you mean! We were looking at 2010 for WDW, that plan is on hold now as I really don't have £4,000!!!

Be worth it once you have saved up for it though, I'm hoping to get there by 2013

 

[cap'njack.]

It's the flights that do it, to stay and park tickets isn't too bad especially if you can take advantage of the free dining like i did. If nothing else this holiday i will not starve

LOL! I couldn't get the hang of the free dining, and what's with not getting a breakfast with the hotel

 

[tennisfan]

I would like to WDW but its the flights that are a killer. I'm not fussed about staying onsite, so we would get a villa which works out reasonable but the flights are just stupid money.

I will just have to wait for my friend to get a job with Virgin instead of Ryanair

 

[poppie123]

LOL! I couldn't get the hang of the free dining, and what's with not getting a breakfast with the hotel

I know it seems a bit odd not getting breakfast when you get it at DLP.
Still, the dining plan is good value and even better when it's free.
Took me ages to work out exactly what you get as well, just got to pick and book 14 table service restaurants now

 

[poppie123]

I would like to WDW but its the flights that are a killer. I'm not fussed about staying onsite, so we would get a villa which works out reasonable but the flights are just stupid money.

I will just have to wait for my friend to get a job with Virgin instead of Ryanair

If you have patience and nerves of steel (i have neither) then you can sometimes get some good deals with flights. For instance if i was going last August i could have got 3 flights with American Airlines for under £1000, that price popped up in the June.
Unfortuantely for me i think if i was to book my accommadation and then have to sit and wait for a good deal on flights i am pretty sure the stress would kill me.

 

[cap'njack.]

£6271.85!!!!

And that's leaving on 04 Apr 2010
Staying for 21 nights
2 adults
1 child (age 3)
1 infant

Disney's All-Star Resorts

Total price for 2 adults , 1 child and 1 infant

Holiday price: £6577.90
Online discount: - £306.05
TOTAL: £6271.85

Description Price (£) Qty Total (£)
Adult price 1731.00 2 3462.00
Child price 469.00 1 469.00
Disney deluxe dining plan 861.00 2 1722.00
Disney deluxe dining plan 315.00 1 315.00
Atol protection charge 1.00 4 4.00
Weekend flight supplement 20.00 4 80.00
Weekend flight supplement 20.00 2 40.00
Fuel apd & Resort tax 152.30 2 304.60
Fuel apd & Resort tax 152.30 1 152.30
Discount -40.00 2 -80.00
Discount -40.00 1 -40.00
Infant price 149.00 1 149.00
Online booking discount -306.05 1 -306.05
Total for your holiday £6271.85

 

[thelittlemermaid83]

Ouch!

I probably wont get free dining, plus I want to do a cruise aswell.

 

[poppie123]

£6271.85!!!!

And that's leaving on 04 Apr 2010
Staying for 21 nights
2 adults
1 child (age 3)
1 infant

Disney's All-Star Resorts

Total price for 2 adults , 1 child and 1 infant

Holiday price: £6577.90
Online discount: - £306.05
TOTAL: £6271.85

Description Price (£) Qty Total (£)
Adult price 1731.00 2 3462.00
Child price 469.00 1 469.00
Disney deluxe dining plan 861.00 2 1722.00
Disney deluxe dining plan 315.00 1 315.00
Atol protection charge 1.00 4 4.00
Weekend flight supplement 20.00 4 80.00
Weekend flight supplement 20.00 2 40.00
Fuel apd & Resort tax 152.30 2 304.60
Fuel apd & Resort tax 152.30 1 152.30
Discount -40.00 2 -80.00
Discount -40.00 1 -40.00
Infant price 149.00 1 149.00
Online booking discount -306.05 1 -306.05
Total for your holiday £6271.85

If you went in the August or September you could get the dining plan for free if that helps at all.
Well that's if they are still doing the free dining plan then.

 

[cap'njack.]

Ok I added Deluxe Dining instead of just basic.

Still going in January 2010 its coming up as £3161.55 for 14 nights with the basic dining so about half the price!!

 

[thelittlemermaid83]

Ok I added Deluxe Dining instead of just basic.

Still going in January 2010 its coming up as £3161.55 for 14 nights with the basic dining so about half the price!!

Wow So deluxe dining plan is about 3 grand, ouch! Think of how many Mcdonalds you could eat for that lol.

 

[cap'njack.]

Wow So deluxe dining plan is about 3 grand, ouch! Think of how many Mcdonalds you could eat for that lol.

The first one was 21 days too and in May but yeah you can save 3 grand by going in Jan and eating like a peasent!!!

£3,000 is do-able...possibly!