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10/30/06 03:09 AM
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Friends of mine in the UK want to book a short trip (one week) to Disney World next fall. I will probably accompany them for a couple days. I have suggested the Caribbean Beach Hotel, a moderate priced place that would suit their budget. Is there any online sight or travel agent where we could find the rooms discounted? Also, any advice on purchasing tickets would be appreciated. It has been MANY years since I have been to the parks.
Thanks, Pam
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Re: Disney World
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10/30/06 04:28 AM
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Pam
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Pam, if you have time, read all the trip-planning discussion boards at wdwinfo.com. That is where I got all the tips for the trips we took with kids and grandkids, and I managed some pretty good savings. Depending on how much or how little everybody eats, look into the Dining Plan.
PM me if you have specific questions.
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Re: Disney World
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10/30/06 07:09 AM
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Tom G
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Hi Pam. Try this website. It has some advice on how to save money on a Disney vacation. Tom. http://www.mousesavers.com/
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10/30/06 07:55 AM
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Pam and Tom,
Thanks so much. The "mousesavers" site has already given me a great deal....free dining if they stay at a Disney property for five nights. This will be a huge savings and these two ladies (who used to be the carers for my little dog Muffin) are pensioners and on a very tight budget.
Cheers, Pam
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Re: Disney World
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10/30/06 08:24 AM
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ITravelNow
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Pam...we've found the first week in December to be one of the least crowded times to visit WDW. And they have all of the holiday decoration up - it's really a lovely time to be there.
Margo
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10/30/06 12:54 PM
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Arlene
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Mid to late January is a great time too. Weather is usually in the 60's to low 70's during the day and can drop into the 50's at night. Great for walking around and staying comfortable.
I thought the Caribbean Beach Resort was very nice!
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