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How much $$ to take to Orlando? |
Travel Info I will be going to Disney World next week, I have purchased the Dinning package. My question is how much money a day, would you suggest I take for extra snacks, tips, and a few knick knacks. I'm a very simple person and don't plan on doing anything fancy. It will be me and my daughter(6). Any reccomendations on Disney World would be great. like Must see and must do. My daughter is a huge Princess fan. Travel Tips First off the Disney dining package is awesome and definitly the way to go. You don't have to tip your servers with the package because it's already included. Just be sure to try to call ahead to make reservations if theres any place you really want to eat at because they fill up this time of year very quickly, especially the character dining. There is a Princess character breakfast that I hear is relly cool but call in early to make reservations. My son who is the same age really liked character dinner at Goofy's Liberate your appetite over by the Haunted Mansion. They had Goofy, Minnie Mouse, Chip and Dale and Pluto and the food was good. Also we did Cinderellas royal table and that so worth using two sit downs for. It's in the castle and Cinderella is there to take pictures with the kids. The food is in my opinion the best in the Magic Kingdom. It was really a fun experience to sit in the castle and look out over the park. I think I brought around $500 and ended up only spending $300 and it was mainly on souveiners. With the plan I find if you use it for lunch and dinner you almost have no cost for breakfast. What I usually did was buy a fruit and cheese tray and a couple bananas from the hotel or venders at the park. It was inexpensive and fairly filling. Then we would eat lunch around 10:30/11 am and beat the crowds. Then we would get our snack which you can get on the dining package around 2 and eat dinner around 5/5:30. It worked out well. Also remmber with your counter and sit meals you get a dessert included. Aloy of times I would get a desert and save it for a snack at a later time. You may want to try http://www.mousesavers.com/ and http://www.allearsnet.com/ as they have really good tips and information about where to go and what to do and also on tips to save money. Have a great time, I know you will! Others Dude, take $100 a day, stuff there far out expensive! probably $50 in cash, just in case...sometimes the machines break down and will only except cash at the moment it's happened to me before. Have a good time! been there many times i think a day would be $200, but you must go to rock and roll rollacoster, and see disney fireworks and go to cinderrula's (i don't know how to spell it) palace for your daughter You have to take her to the Disney Marketplace - near Downtown Disney - they have a place where they do make up and hair - and dress her up like a princess. It is called Bibbidi - Bobbidy - Boutique - or something like that. MY DAUGHTER LOVED IT!!! (You will need a reservation - call ahead). ALSO - make a reservation for breakfast, lunch in Cinderella's Castle - where she can meat some princesses and Cinderella! As for money - Disney has something to buy on every corner - I suggest checking your budget and giving your daughter so much to spend a day - otherwise she will want EVERYTHING - nothing bad against your daughter - but there is a lot to see and want. Here is a link to the info on the Princess Thing - http://disneyworld.disney.go.com/wdw/mor... http://disneyworld.disney.go.com/wdw/mor... |
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