Originally Posted By danyoung >AARP and myself will welcome you to the club..................< Seems to me the best thing about turning 50 is that I'll finally be a member of AARP. On the other hand, the worst thing about turning 50 is that I'll finally be a member of AARP . . .
Originally Posted By vbdad55 <Sorry, but the only person who spanks me is my wife. ;-) < you lead an interesting life RT -- btw...does the whip only come out when the puizza is delivered ?
Originally Posted By vbdad55 <Seems to me the best thing about turning 50 is that I'll finally be a member of AARP. On the other hand, the worst thing about turning 50 is that I'll finally be a member of AARP . .< exactly how I feel about it...........now when we start getting 'senior citizen discounts' at some places in a few years- that will really be depressing
Originally Posted By Crazy4WDW I'm all for whatever is in your budget. I've stay on property from the Contemporary Tower, Boardwalk (friends with DVC points, yes!)to POR (my fav) and All Stars. Of course, I'd rather stay deluxe, but depending on my budget I'll stay whatever I can afford at the time.
Originally Posted By LuvDatDisney DL offers senior citizen discounts, at least on APs. I believe TDL does on some tickets as well. WDW, way back, used to have discounted tickets and hotel rates for seniors at certain times of year. The name escapes me ... want to say it was Golden Days but could be wrong.
Originally Posted By TDLFAN >>I believe TDL does on some tickets as well.<< See for yourself: <a href="http://www.tokyodisneyresort.co.jp/tdr/english/plan/ticket/index.html" target="_blank">http://www.tokyodisneyresort.c o.jp/tdr/english/plan/ticket/index.html</a>
Originally Posted By JHelba My wife and I loved the PC. The bus lines were a bit long (15 minutes usually) but so what, what's 15 minutes, plus I don't have to worry about traffic etc. Also how long are you really in a room for? I don't go to Disney to sit in a room, I'm at the parks from open to close and if I am at a hotel I sure as heck ain't sitting inside. All ya need is a king size bed and your all set. Plus I like having an experience where I leave my world behind, I like to feel I'm off in my own little world and vacation, and not driving makes me feel that Disney World is a World all by itself, plus if we drink somewhere we don't have to worry about driving. ANyhow PC is just fine and ya don't have to fight traffic from an offsight hotel to save very little cash, and you get the bonus of being ensconsed in everything Mickey all the time.
Originally Posted By JHelba My wife and I loved the PC. The bus lines were a bit long (15 minutes usually) but so what, what's 15 minutes, plus I don't have to worry about traffic etc. Also how long are you really in a room for? I don't go to Disney to sit in a room, I'm at the parks from open to close and if I am at a hotel I sure as heck ain't sitting inside. All ya need is a king size bed and your all set. Plus I like having an experience where I leave my world behind, I like to feel I'm off in my own little world and vacation, and not driving makes me feel that Disney World is a World all by itself, plus if we drink somewhere we don't have to worry about driving. ANyhow PC is just fine and ya don't have to fight traffic from an offsight hotel to save very little cash, and you get the bonus of being ensconsed in everything Mickey all the time.
