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View Poll Results: what is the most expensive part of your disney trip?
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accomodations
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dining
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most expensive part of vacation
what do you think is the most expensive part of a disney vacation?
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Before we joined DVC, I would have said accomodations. But now that we're in DVC, I chose dining. We spent more on the dining plan for our most recent trip (12 days) than we spent on airfare and APs! But it was worth it to us!
Laura
"Any wish is possible. All it takes is a little courage to set it free!" Jiminy Cricket
25+ trips to WDW and counting! Stayed at: Poly, WL, Kidani, SSR, BLT, BCV, CSR, VB, POR, Jambo, OKW, CR, VGF & BW!
Next Up: Nov 2017 - SSR!
DVC Member & AP holder since 2008!
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For us, it is accommodations. We love the GF, so no DVC for us.
Sherri
Next: Aulani Celebration 10/2018 (50th)
Past Stays: Contemporary, GF, Poly, BC, POP, POR, Dolphin, AKL Kidani, BLT
1990 August Honeymoon- GF
Delighted Disney Return Guest since 1981, DVC (BLT) since 2014
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For our upcoming trip (31 days away) I would say accomodations. Staying at a Moderate for 8 nights for a total cost of $940.00. We usually stay in the Value resorts.
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most expensive part of vacation
I voted tickets. With free dining and being able to go in Sept. or Oct., the tickets are the most expensive part of the MYW package. So, it is really not that bad.
65 Days to go!!!
Ali and Tyler's Dad
Pop Century 6/14
Pop Century 5/12
Caribbean Beach Resort (Pirate Rooms) 1/1/11 Free DDP
Pop Century 10/09 Free DDP
Pop Century 9/08 Free DDP
All-Star Sports 9/06 Free DDP
Pop Century 9/05
All-Star Movies 1/02
Coronado Springs 8/99
Off-Site 8/98
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Airfare is the Most expensive for us.. we tend to stay at value resort so the price is reasonable. But were a family of 4 and that adds up.
Next Visit: Fall 2013
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1. Resort= $1101.33 for 8 nights
2. Park tickets= $460 2 adults 3 days each
3. Transportation= $216 rental car
4. Dining= Really have no idea
Off Site-- All Star Movies-- Pop Century-- Coronado Springs-- Port Orleans French Quarter
Walt Disney-"Disneyland is a work of love. We didn't go into Disneyland just with the idea of making money."
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I would have to agree with accommodations too! We usually drive and also take advantage of the free dining plan.
*A dream is a wish your heart makes*
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you made me think of the math
1) resort rate (7 nights mod) - $1200 (round off)
2) tickets (2 adults, 1 kid- partk hopper) $800
3) Transportation (Jet Blue) $660
4) Free dinning (saved $650)
aprox 170 hours of potential fun (ahh who needs sleep)
A Vacation for my family= Priceless memories
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Originally Posted by SBETigg
For us, it is accommodations. We love the GF, so no DVC for us.
NEXT TRIP - DCL Fantasy Oct. 2016
Yacht Club - Oct. '14, Dec. '15
Poly - Dec. '07, '09
Grand Flo - Too many times to keep track!
CBR - May '10, Oct. '10, Dec. '11
POR - Sept & Dec '03
AoA - Oct. '12, Dec. '13
Pop - May '11
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Accommodations were our biggest expense @ $2973(14 days) next was tickets @ $1987 (6 people 10 days) then airfare @ $1795 food unknown although expecting around $600 for tips & any extras oop. Free Dining just 24 days away
Two Tiny Wings,
Eyes BIG and Yellow,Horns of a Steer,
But a lovable Fellow! From Head to Tail,
He's a Royal Purple Pigment And then Voila!
You got a Figment
The Dreamfinder
Dixie Landings-1997
ASMo-2001
All Star Sports-2008
ASMu Family Suites-2009
Beach Club-2011
ASMo 2013
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Look at it this way, if you were not able to get the free dining, wouldn't the dining or food be the most costly? We have compared the years that we came without free dining and with free dining. We definetely say the dining is the biggest expense. We are greatful to be able to come during the free dining experience.
23 days and counting !!
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At $700 a night, accommodations are far our biggest expense. I think there should have been another catagory, though, because that price also includes tickets. A extra trip in Aug this year will probably make AP a better deal
'84 - offsite
'98 - Contemporary
'00 - offsite
'03 - Contemporary
'05 - Polynesian
'06 - Contemporary
'07 - Contemporary
June '08 - Port Orleans Riverside (surprise Father's day gift)
Dec '08 - Contemporary
Aug-09 - CSR
Dec '09 - BLT
May '10 - Polynesian
Feb '11 - CSR
Nov '13 - CSR
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For those of us coming from Europe, there's no contest: AIRFARE! This time we're staying at Pop and getting the free dining package, so the plane tickets will cost us more than accomodations, park tickets, and our budget for extra food and souvenirs combined!
first trip - January '05, All-Star Movies
heading for Pop Century in Sept/Oct '09!
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I went with accomodations- since we are getting free dining. Although our tickets are quite expensive too- but I would have to include all our tickets to all the parks- including Seaworld.
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Since we joined DVC it's probably the dining. We like to eat in the nicer sit-downs and that can add up, even when you're on the DDP.
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I think it is tickets because we can choose to stay at the campground or value or moderate if we get a great deal or if we dont want to spend it, but park tickets are inevitable....that is why we go. With 6 people, we spend about $1600 on tickets, $2600 if we get annual passholders.
A man should never neglect his family for business.-Walt Disney
Apr07-FW
Feb08-FW
Sep08-BC
Sep09-POR
Nov-Dec09-FW
Dec09-BC
Aug10-WL
Jan11-SSR
Oct11-ASM/FW/CBR/BC
Dec11-ASM/BLT
Jan12-WD
Feb12-Off
Sep12-BCV/Pop
Jan13-FW/AOA
Feb13-CBR
Sept13-Dland
Dec13-FW
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i always book packages so not sure what part is the most expensive....
probably the accomodations...
Have A Magical Day-1970-1989-offsite, 2002-DLR, 2003-DLR, 2005-Sports, 2007-All Music, 2008-POP, December 12-21 2009-Pop, January 16-18, 2010-Disneyland. Disney Sports-Feb 1-6, 2012, Disneyland-December 7 and 8, 2012, DIsney Pop-Feb 1-5, 2013 (my son's first trip.)
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Since we live nearly 1500 miles away and are generally unable to take off more than 8-9 days straight, flying is our only practical option so airfare for the four of us tends to be the biggest expense.
Of course if we didn't generally stay in values and go during free dining, the trips wouldn't be happening at all.
I'm no fool, no siree, I'm going to live to be 103. I play safe for you and me, cause I'm no fool."
POP - 09/07
POP - 09/08
SSR - 09/09
Next Trip
Breaking the pattern this year and doing AllStar Movies Dec 11-18, 2010
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Park tickets are the only thing that you can't really get a discount on. (not much of one anyway)
Second Star to the Right, and Straight on til Morning!
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