slo’s TUESDAY 5/27 poll - One FREE thing for life

[TiggerTrigger]

I went with the dining because I simply do not want to go all of the time. The one thing that has been the hallmark of all of our modern day trips is a lot of table service meals. In fact, that's a huge chunk of our budget. So, just feed me all day and night whenever I choose to feed some of my $ to "the mouse."

 

[Kitty 34]

Back in the day when taking teenage boys I would so have chosen the unlimited dining!

 

[tvguy]

About the only thing I would be likely to use would be a Disneyland annual pass as my three Granddaughters live 50 miles from Disneyland.
Been to DisneyWorld once, no desire to go back and it is 2,800 miles from me.
Been on a Disney Cruise once, not likely to go again. Cruising monthly would ruin the experience. We cruise about once every 4 years and in the 1980's our friends thought we cruised too often!! I know, some here do 4 Disney cruises or more a year.
I would LOVE to eat at Club 33, but once would be enough.
We did not have Disney Dining at WDW, and I was surprised by the HUGE sigh of relief from our servers there when we said we did not have it. Finally asked about that, and the server said "it means everything on the menu is available to you, there are many menu items that are not included with Disney Dining and they tend to be items that people want to order."

 

[jimmymc]

Club 33, and it's not close. I will happily buy a magic key, sell my copper creek contract, and buy DVC at the DL tower or Grand Cal if I have free Club 33 membership.

 

[Micca]

I'll go with the Club 33 membership

 

[princesscinderella]

Me too Club 33 all the way!! I was very lucky to have been a guest of a member at club 33 at Disneyland and it was amazing!! We were able to tour the dream suite and ride the Lily belle and my son got to pilot the mark twain riverboat.

 

[amcnj]

Boy this is a tough one. I can’t decide which I would get the most use out of. The cruise sounds appealing, but would I really want to go on one for a week every month? None of the options are right around the corner for me, so would involve expenses, as well as for anyone else going. I guess maybe the annual pass is the safest choice.