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All-Inclusive Resort?
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With a MYW booking and dining plan, isn't that almost the same thing (excluding the tax and tip of course)?
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Stay club level with the highest dining plan and every option tickets.
Actually, I think one of the reasons they do not have an all inclusive is because they want people to leave the resort. It is not the same as being stuck on a ship or going to a place like Sandals where you stay at the resort 90% of the time.
All inclusive at WDW would include all you can eat at all theme parks, water parks, resorts, DTD. Park hopping at all theme parks and water parks. Unlimited use of all recreation and activities. (Golf, boating, horseback riding, carriage rides, etc.) Probably more...tours and such.
When you hit a certain amount, there just isn't enough time to do half of the things that could or would be offered. Plus, I would think the cost would eliminate most people.
I think the way they have it now is fine. You can add tickets, several dining options, water park add on, recreation add on. It is more flexable for the consumer.
Actually, I think one of the reasons they do not have an all inclusive is because they want people to leave the resort. It is not the same as being stuck on a ship or going to a place like Sandals where you stay at the resort 90% of the time.
All inclusive at WDW would include all you can eat at all theme parks, water parks, resorts, DTD. Park hopping at all theme parks and water parks. Unlimited use of all recreation and activities. (Golf, boating, horseback riding, carriage rides, etc.) Probably more...tours and such.
When you hit a certain amount, there just isn't enough time to do half of the things that could or would be offered. Plus, I would think the cost would eliminate most people.
I think the way they have it now is fine. You can add tickets, several dining options, water park add on, recreation add on. It is more flexable for the consumer.
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Pioneer Hall
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If you get the Platinum Package, it basically is all inclusive (minus alcohol). The price tag is very high though.
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Yes you are correct that it is high, but you can add a wine package to go with the platnum. I have done this plan four time so far. Also Fultons crab house and the rain forrest is added on to the dinning plan. Tickets to Cirque Du-Solei included, Fishing trips, boats horse back riding. Preferred V.i.P seting for firworks and so on. I highly recomned this package, but you have to be like the DWF and I and take advantage of all the plan has to offer. When we get this plan we usually stay for a minimum of 10 days and no less. Planning to do this again in 2012 when we take our grandson for his first Disney trip ever providing they still have the plan at that time. This year we opted for the Magic your way plus Deluxe Dinning including the wine ad on. Simply love the packages and no hassles about budgets and money for this and that.
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Pioneer Hall
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They sound great if you can afford it, but I feel that to most people they are out of the question.
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Yes you are very right about this and agree with you 100%. I feel when I can afford to stay at a deluxe resort I just go all the way at that point. I have just started saving for the 2012 trip. So when you hear me talk about this later in the future please remember I had to save for this. Is it worth it? Oh yes it most definetly is.
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