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Hi all. We have a very limited time frame that we can leave our ranch and go to Disney. We are looking for a 7-10 day trip for our family of 6. Pretty much 12/15-3/30. I would like to try and avoid the holiday crowds and spring breakers as much as possible. If you had to pick a week in this...

I know the "free dining" is not free and it is costing me but it is worth it not to fight over a dole whip on vacation

I wasn't only looking at deluxe resorts that is just all that came up when I searched with our party size. I will break it down into two groups but if the nanny doesn't come and Disney can't guarantee a connecting room then that isn't an option either.

I am looking into this now, it's a little confusing how the points work but where is the best place to buy these points?

Ha! true and it's very much first world problems but we live on a budget just like a lot of people and our nanny is less expensive than a lot of peoples day care. Plus I just can't imagine spending 20k on a Disney vacation. Ranching people are frugal! Hence the interest in "free dining" so my...

This does sound like a great option except I pretty much live at "Fort Wilderness" we live on a large ranch in Oregon so when I go on vacation I want to stay in a nice hotel and I don't want to cook. :-)

September would be 1st choice but we are pretty flexible. I would prefer a nicer resort

We are a family of 6- 2 adults 4 children ages 15-9-7-3. The only options that Disney is giving me is the suites at Poly or AK and it's over 14k for an 8 day trip.. My ideal trip would be AK during free dining in September but there is no way I am willing to pay $16k for lodging and park...

Hey everyone! I am currently planning our next Disney trip for 2018 and we will be staying onsite for the first time. Very excited but also a little nervous. We always stay at a Marriott condo with 2 bedrooms and a living room with a sleeper sofa/full kitchen and washer/dryer. So that space...