As a west coaster I'm finding that the further out the trip the more expensive the tickets are priced. If you're ok having a credit you could book now and then rebook if the fare drops. Or else I recommend waiting to book the airfare if you can see that the seat openings are more than 1/2 of the plane. Then set up a price alert.Okay okay...so jokes aside, the thing is I am trying to go on this quick solo trip while my hubster is on his business trip. Out of the 3 trips he's scheduled for up until June, the June one would work out the best but that's the one the airfare is the most expensive!! Ugh~!
Hi groupies!
So I might have a chance to do a 2-3 nights solo DVC resort stay only within the next couple months. Kidani SV studios (ideal resort only stays) are widely available in July...but the dilemma is...airfare!! It is so annoying that I can get a RT nonstop flight to MCO in 3 weeks for less than $400 (from west coast), but it's almost $500 in July...gaaaahhh!! why?!
Great idea!Hey Corinne!
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I say all groupies need to agree to put one week aside, put this crazy train ride we call life to rest, and plan a huge VWL groupie meet in the World, and soon!!
Yep I already have the price alert setup for multiple itineraries. I think it depends on the destination. Right now I'm looking at all the way through December (with Delta), pretty much any other months are cheaper than the ones I wanna go! (and also Thanksgiving and Christmas) Of course right?
I also listed my points to rent out, so if that happens, I wouldn't mind either.It's January so it shouldn't be too bad! MCO should be pretty reasonable.
Clara…we are all excited to hear your news! Thanks for sharing it with us!
My thinking process if I were in your shoes goes like this...I am in a unique situation, I have never visited WDW by myself, so it would be a whole new experience. Its another $100 from now, but, I only live once. I would go for it, unless, the money would put me in dire straits once home.Okay okay...so jokes aside, the thing is I am trying to go on this quick solo trip while my hubster is on his business trip. Out of the 3 trips he's scheduled for up until June, the June one would work out the best but that's the one the airfare is the most expensive!! Ugh~!
Its a 2023 Forest River Surveyor with bath and half. It is nice, and the process dealing with Meachems was very easy. This is our 1st time ever "glamping" as they call it. Still learning the little quirky things that goes along with a camper, but all in all, its comfortable, beds especially.
We never have. Our only 3 cruises prior to this have been on the Fantasy. AnnieT and her hubby, who live in Cocoa invited us to go with them and this was the time that worked out best for us all.
Thank you for all the great info Bobbi@jimmytammy, what I especially like on the Wish is the artwork…if you saw the videos of the making of the Wish, look for little things like the wooden model that was used to describe what was being worked on.
Some of my pictures ..This is one dining room
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The mural in our bedroom
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In the small movie theater
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The model ship
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Remember, there are no midship elevators!
If you cannot do steps, but want to be in front of the Walt Disney theater, you can enter the theater on level 2. It’s very convenient.
One problem that bothered me a lot is the adult pool is inaccessible! Yes,I have complained!! I did use one of the round pools on a day that very few were on board, but on the Merritime Cruise in December, the pools were always too crowded. Our next cruises are on the Magic where there is a lift to take me into/out of the pool!
Have a great time!
We went on the Wish last year. A few tips/recs-
Thank youWe went on the Wish last year. A few tips/recs-
If you want to check out Hyperspace Lounge, do it on the 1st day. Right after the Let's Set Sail party, we walked around the ship and went there, there was barely anyone in the lounge, maybe 10 people at most. During that time, most people are still busy settling in, unpacking and what not and also getting ready for dinner, so that's probably why it wasn't busy.
The Wish is absolutely GORGEOUS!!! To me, that whole ship is like a very beautiful Disney museum. Stunning art work everywhere and especially in 1923...wow! I could spend all day just walk around the ship, checking out all the art and details. So if you're staying on the ship when you dock at the Bahamas, that would be a wonderful time to walk around. Or if you're an early bird like me, I walked around the ship at like 6am, it was so peaceful and I loved it. It works too if you're an night owl! Oh speaking of night time...Kiss Goodnight in the grand hall that happens nightly at 10pm or midnight is pretty cool! Most people lay on the grand hall floor to watch that (that's not me, no thanks), we just sat on the steps on that little "stage" and just look up, it was still pretty great!
Mickey's BBQ on the pool deck is pretty good. We were pleasantly surprised quick service can churn out quite good BBQ. Unless you're from one of the BBQ capitals then you might think they are so-so? lol!
Maybe because it was our first ever DCL experience, I know a lot of seasoned DCLers don't like the Wish, but I LOVED IT!
Man, do I feel your pain. I can all but guarantee the fares will go down. I fly around 4-5 times a year and lately there seems to be no rhyme or reason to the fare changes. Sometimes it is by the minute!Hi groupies!
So I might have a chance to do a 2-3 nights solo DVC resort stay only within the next couple months. Kidani SV studios (ideal resort only stays) are widely available in July...but the dilemma is...airfare!! It is so annoying that I can get a RT nonstop flight to MCO in 3 weeks for less than $400 (from west coast), but it's almost $500 in July...gaaaahhh!! why?!
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Just when I think I get this tech stuff figured out, bam!! Granny knows my issues
. If he sees this, he will roll his eyes
