Last time we
talked about some of the questions I will be asking you before we even start
talking about booking a Disney trip. We went
over a lot of things that will help me get to know your family’s traveling
style. Because, let’s face it, you won’t
have a fun family trip if you are stressed out over a particular aspect that I
might enjoy, but just doesn’t fit into your family’s idea of a perfect family
vacation.
So, now we
will talk a bit about your budget. This
aspect always confuses people. Either it
is a lot less than they expected, or it is a lot more than they expected.
Let’s start
with the feeling that it is a lot less than you expected. This mainly comes from listening to what
other people pay for their trips.
Remember everyone’s style of traveling is different. Your friend may only do first class all the
way…may have more people in their families…may have included all the add-ons in
their total cost. Or simply went at a
different time of year, or stayed longer.
No two trips will price out exactly the same. It is important to compare apples to apples.
Now let’s go
to the more common problem. It costs more
than you expected it to. I know this can
be a real sticker shock. But let’s
remember a couple of things: When you price
out a Disney trip, it may include more than just a hotel room. It may include the tickets, and a dining
plan. The photograph package may be
included. It is a package designed just
for you. Using all those questions I
asked earlier.
And don’t
forget, when you book a package, it only requires a deposit of $200. The remainder needs to be paid in full within
45 days of travel, but you can make as many payments as you want (as long as it
is more than $20 per payment). So, the sooner you book, the smaller the payments will be! And…Disney
does not charge a finance fee!
I get the
question all the time…”what does it cost for a family of 4 to go to Disney?” There is no magic answer to that. There are so many variables it is impossible
to give a quick answer. It is like
asking how much a car costs. Are we talking new or used? Are we talking economy size, or luxury
model? What features are you looking
for? Until we know all those things we can’t possibly answer!
So, we have asked all the questions, and have a
price. It is more than what you expected
it to be. But you really want to take
Sally and Johnny to Disney. What can we do to make it more affordable for your family?Stay tuned for the next report!
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