seahawk7
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Great I will give you my itinerary.
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If you had $200 of free money to spend at WDW...
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lunchbox1175
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I would complete my art collection of the Resorts, and then start on the nations
betty rose
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Me too, earl of sandwich isn't too expensive....
Matt_Black
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I think I'd treat myself to a spa day at Grand Floridian.
seahawk7
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I was waiting for someone to make it rain.
MinnieM123
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I've always wanted to "Dine with a Disney Imagineer" where guests reserve this special luncheon package. A Disney Imagineer has lunch with a small group of people in a private dining area, at either the Hollywood Brown Derby, or at Flying Fish (Boardwalk area). The Imagineer discusses some of the creative processes involved in their work. This experience sounds fascinating, and I would definitely use the money for that!
Matt_Black
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I've always wanted to "Dine with a Disney Imagineer" where guests reserve this special luncheon package. A Disney Imagineer has lunch with a small group of people in a private dining area, at either the Hollywood Brown Derby, or at Flying Fish (Boardwalk area). The Imagineer discusses some of the creative processes involved in their work. This experience sounds fascinating, and I would definitely use the money for that!
My sister's friend actually did this on their trip over the summer; she said it was quite enjoyable and informative.
disneyfirstLJ
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I actually had this happen for my upcoming trip in April. My grandmother cashed in her Disney rewards points from her Disney Visa and sent me the rewards card to use toward something on our trip as a surprise. Super nice of her and we are so grateful! I am using the money to pay for our meals at our three dining reservations (Be Our Guest, Afternoon Tea at the GF and Beaches and Cream). My daughter and I can now order whatever we want and not worry about the bill. Our trip is off to a magical start already.
I hate to burst your bubble, but $200 will barely pay for a mani/pedi for two people. I treated my daughter and me to a mani/pedi and a facial and my bill was nearly $600! Yikes!
But well worth it after seeing the enormous smile on my daughter's face - and her nails looked nice, too. Me? I'd spend the $200 on some nice Disney art work or figurines at Arribas Brothers. Or buy that Belle & Beast figurine my daughter keeps eyeing at the gift shop next to Gaston's Tavern.
Missymoe4
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I hate to burst your bubble, but $200 will barely pay for a mani/pedi for two people. I treated my daughter and me to a mani/pedi and a facial and my bill was nearly $600! Yikes!
Me? I'd spend the $200 on some nice Disney art work or figurines at Arribas Brothers. Or buy that Belle & Beast figurine my daughter keeps eyeing at the gift shop next to Gaston's Tavern.
Wait, what kind of mani/pedi for $600? What did you get, exactly??
The cheapest manicure at Senses at GF is $55 and the cheapest pedicure is $80/person; add either $20 or $30 if you want gel polish. The cheapest facial is $150/person. So for two people, including tax and gratuity (yes, they add the 18% gratuity to your bill), my bill (paid in advance) was $570 BEFORE taxes and gratuity....we didn't do the gel polish.
We got the Relax manicure and pedicure and the Beyond Organic Facial. Costly, but so very nice. And the facial? The best I've ever had. My skin felt so soft for days after.
But nothing beats the smile on your daughter's face...
Missymoe4
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The cheapest manicure at Senses at GF is $55 and the cheapest pedicure is $80/person; add either $20 or $30 if you want gel polish. The cheapest facial is $150/person. So for two people, including tax and gratuity (yes, they add the 18% gratuity to your bill), my bill (paid in advance) was $570 BEFORE taxes and gratuity....we didn't do the gel polish.
We got the Relax manicure and pedicure and the Beyond Organic Facial. Costly, but so very nice. And the facial? The best I've ever had. My skin felt so soft for days after.
But nothing beats the smile on your daughter's face...
I understand...
I misread that you got a facial, too. Whoops!
Still, it's expensive for just two treatments. I can get a 1/2 day spa treatment at my local spa for around the same price - mani/pedi, facial and massage. But then it doesn't have the same cache as Senses at the Grand Floridian.