

| Subject: | Re: Advice on Disney Tickets |
| From: | SDF ( aka ;jim lahey' - Scott ) |
| Date: | Tue, 1 Sep 2015 14:50:41 -1000 |
I sure was glad to read "I really don't want to go to Disney.' Ahen to that ! *anything* outdoors and in fresh air and physical I say .. like a good camping trip to the mountains say . Florida beach trip sounds awesome.. afterward they'll realize they enjoyed it. Might be a sign of the current times I suppose.. I just had some younger relatives to an interesting place.. they just wanted to lay around indoors and read children's novel ( which they could do at home of course anyway ) .. a Scenic Overlooks and places like that, they wouldn't even get out of the car. so glad I was on camping trips when I was like 5 yrs old, and never stopped. Being outdoors is just plane healthy. On 9/1/2015 10:13 AM, kenneth wilford (Van-Again) wrote: > I know this isn't Vanagon related but I thought I would ask the List for > wisdom on this one. I am taking my family of 6 to Disney in a few weeks. > We need 5 day passes for 6 people which works out to almost $2000! I was > wondering if anyone knew of tickets that someone had bought and then didn't > use, etc. that were cheaper. I have done some research and the only > discount you can get is very small from undercovertourist.com This may be > wishful thinking but I thought I would ask wisdom from your folks. I > really don't want to go to Disney, I wish I could talk the kids into > spending a week wandering the coast of Florida from beach to beach, but > this is what they want to do so I have to roll with it. Any advice you can > give would be appreciated. > > I will be taking a one week break from working on Vanagons (Vanagon > content). > > -- > Thanks, > Ken Wilford > John 3:16 > www.vanagain.com >
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