UGH sorry to hear that. Does the $1,558 for 4 nights at BWI include tax? I honestly don't think that is too bad for a WDW "Deluxe" with two weekend nights. Obviously not cheap, but considering the rack rate it seems to be a decent discount.I actually just looked and they conveniently don't have anything from Nov 13-17
IDK why I said spring... I meant Fall 2020
Yeah that's with tax. That's actually through UCT because Disney doesn't have BW available. Since it's for my birthday I could see us paying that. I'm still wanting to do a cruise in November, though, too. It'll be awhile before FL rates are released.
I don't know about that exact time of day, but we have used a lounge there a few times. The airport was quite crowded the Monday after Thanksgiving and we had no issue getting in. We fly southwest, and while the lounge wasn't on our specific wing, at least we did not have to go through security again, just take the shuttle back and forth.
Good to know. Did you get in with a PP or some other way?
Yeah PP from DH's CSR.
Is it the Springhill on Katella and Harbor? How far of a walk is that to the park entrance? We are booked at the Fairfield Inn for close proximity but free breakfast is.....free. Where do you see the food offerings? If it's just pastries I would probably pass as I need protein!
IDK why I said spring... I meant Fall 2020
Thank you! I have some time to build up points. I was looking at the UA first class seats for this fall through the UR portal just to get an idea and it was doable, but it seemed like a LOT of points per person.
Thank you! I have no problem stalking airfare and my dates are set in stone so I will watch 12-11 months from my trip date. The flights seemed to range from $1,100 to $2,500 roundtrip. I was also trying to figure out which planes were the best. It seemed like some with lesser looking 1st class cabins were actually more money. The Dreamliner seemed to be the best option based on the layout/format of the seats.
That pretty much sounds like my PlanePrince. Thank you for a new nickname. I'm sure my 14-year-old will love it. He was jokingly telling me he was going to call CPS over the long flight he has to endure. I would love to hear that conversation. "My mom is making me sit on a plane for 10 hours to go on a 10 day Disney cruise and stay at the Waldorf in London and the Conrad Hotel in NYC"My PlanePrincess enjoys flying as long as it is in business or first and preferably in a lie flat seatWe've done the trip to Hawaii from the east coast a couple of times with no stop overs. It has always been fine on the way over for us. Coming back is definitely brutal.
. Gotta love a teenagers sense of humor.
Thanks for the info. That breakfast area looks nice but I think I am going to keep our reservation as-is. Protein bars and a short walk will do just fine for us. When on vacation we no longer like getting up early so I doubt we would get much use from it or feel we need to grab and go.
It was a combination of a couple other emails I have, and I didn't realize it until I looked at the screenshot that I took of the app. Once I saw that, I created the email right away (fortunately it was available!) and have been calling the status line all day. Good news - he was approved!! Phew! Yesterday, I SM'd Chase to lower the CL on one of his cards, made a payment on that account for the amount of the statement balance, and his CIP3 has a 6K CL so it looks like I cut it pretty close.
Awesome! Thanks!
The Club by SW is really easy to get to and back to the SW wing. Just take the other monorail on the right towards international. Once you office monorail, The Club will be right at the end and take elevator to the 2nd floor. Sometime it has been crowded and other times empty but we have always got in. Once you are finished take the monorail back to the main terminal and walk around to the other monorail to the SW wing. We have never had to go back through security and if there are international flights arriving, they will make one of the tram one way.
