Now that our Summer 2014 Vacation has been planned, it is
time to think about next vacations. And,
yes, my mind has already started to wander and wonder about the possibilities.
The thinking so far has narrowed down three potential travel
times during 2015: Spring Break which is
mid-March and earlier than has been in the past which is a good thing considering
prices and crowds; July 2015 which offers us the most flexibility in terms of
travel days/times; and winter holidays in December 2015/January 2016.
Potential travel destinations include Disneyland,
another Disney Cruise, and of course, Walt Disney World. If we want to sail again, which we do, it
will be important for us to have a tentative plan so that we can rebook on
board and take advantage of discounts and on board credits. Disney Cruise Line has changed some of its
policies regarding on board bookings and discounts are no longer given for
blacked out dates, which includes holidays.
A reduced deposit and on board credit still applies.
Then there is the cost factor and how long it will take us
to save for our next vacation. Cruises are
more expensive, so it takes us longer to save for our next one. Airfare is another cost issue. I have been checking flight prices and
flights to California are less expensive than
to Orlando, which is another vote in the Disneyland column.
Allegiant also flies non-stop from a nearby airport to LAX, but only
during the summer months.
The husband will chuckle when he reads this post, as I have
been putting some of these ideas “out there” during our walks. In the meantime, waiting for Disney Cruise
Line to release the rest of the itineraries for 2015. We will definitely keep you posted!
My vote is for you to travel to Disneyland in 2015. I love reading your blog and learning from your experiences. We are looking forward to our first cruise on the Disney Fantasy 08/23/2014 and advance planning for Disneyland in 2016.
ReplyDeleteInterestingly, my husband and I were married in July 2002. We are a family of three and refer to our daughter as "the girl". She was 4-yrs old on our first visit to WDW (Spring 2012) and we celebrated my husband's 40th birthday at WDW.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the "vote" and thanks for reading the Williams Family Blog--we are glad you are enjoying our stories.
DeleteOur families sound very similar! Happy Anniversary to you in July! And, have a great cruise!