Ok, we've been back for less than one week and i'm thinking about fine details for next years trip already 
Everything is organised, DVC accommodation reserved at the Boardwalk, Virgin fly-drive using the Natwest car insurance that we purchased for this year's trip to give a total of 26 days cover for £75!
Right - this is where it gets complicated
We've paid for an intermediate-level car which the frequent virgin club bumps up to a full-size at no extra charge (nice!). However, given the amount of luggage we always seem to take with us, plus the fact that my mum is coming on this trip as well, i'm wondering if a 7-seater minivan might not be a bad idea.
If I play around with the numbers on the Virgin website it seems this will cost me an extra £155 for the 12 days of our trip. However, looking at the Dollar site directly the increase seems to be a much more reasonable $62 (or £37 at today's exchange rate).
So, should I sit tight with what i've got then work out a deal at the desk on arrival ? It may be that rates change between now and next year I guess, but I'm not sure they'll go up enough to make the Virgin price seem like a good deal.
Does anyone have experience of doing anything similar or any advice ?
Thanks,
Paul

Everything is organised, DVC accommodation reserved at the Boardwalk, Virgin fly-drive using the Natwest car insurance that we purchased for this year's trip to give a total of 26 days cover for £75!
Right - this is where it gets complicated

If I play around with the numbers on the Virgin website it seems this will cost me an extra £155 for the 12 days of our trip. However, looking at the Dollar site directly the increase seems to be a much more reasonable $62 (or £37 at today's exchange rate).
So, should I sit tight with what i've got then work out a deal at the desk on arrival ? It may be that rates change between now and next year I guess, but I'm not sure they'll go up enough to make the Virgin price seem like a good deal.
Does anyone have experience of doing anything similar or any advice ?
Thanks,
Paul