The Chit Chat Chit Chat Thread

Cesar R M

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Any room in your budget for seats with a little more leg room, usually seats in the bulk head area or even the exit row offer more leg space. Sometimes a bump to business or first class is somewhat affordable. I can understand not wanting to use a ECV I wouldn't want to drive one around either.
not to mention to more and more airlines having "extra leg space" premium seating areas that is not as expensive as first or business class.
 

Cesar R M

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The increase seems like pocket change, compared to the Disney increases over all. Just my opinion. Our DVC dues, just keep rising. Hubby and I want to hang on, for a few more years, for our daughter and grandson's. I suspect when they go to UNI, we will all be out of Disney. It's getting to be too many hours on a plane for me. I have very poor circulation to my legs. This was a plague for my mother, and all her sister's. Time does change what we can do. And with the planes, putting people into ever increasing danger, with poor seating, no leg room. It's the reality that @Goofyernmost, and I are facing. I will soon be out, for traveling. I'm sad, but at my age, I'm thankful that I lasted this long. My parents last trip was at 70, on a plane. Hubby's parents traveled in their mid 60's, on a plane. We all age at different rates. Disney is too much walking, now. I refuse to go to an ECV. I see, that it's a nightmare to operate, and put's other visitor's at jeopardy, especially small children. I have always faced reality head on, and continue to do so. We will continue to travel, with more short flights. And look for new things around us. Living in the Colorado area, limits how far we can go. I'm looking forward to a trip to Austin, Texas and enjoying the food they are so famous for. Thanks to @donaldtoo, for keeping me up to date about the food scene. I expect to meet you and DWifey, for a maragarita, in the not to distant future. ;):hungry::hungry::hungry:
Agree with you. The price hikes on Disney seem huge compared to others. Disney hardly discounts as well.
 

Gabe1

Ivory Tower Squabble EST 2011. WINDMILL SURVIVOR
You can actually buy one of these electrical ones. Not need to hoose the entire liquid spray everywhere :O

I actually like the results from the liquid one. It lasts quite awhile and pretty cheap. Plus it knocks off the ant hills and fleas. I've only had to put flea protection on Walt once one summer. It also kills the mosquito eggs hanging around in water areas.
 

Songbird76

Well-Known Member
The increase seems like pocket change, compared to the Disney increases over all. Just my opinion. Our DVC dues, just keep rising. Hubby and I want to hang on, for a few more years, for our daughter and grandson's. I suspect when they go to UNI, we will all be out of Disney. It's getting to be too many hours on a plane for me. I have very poor circulation to my legs. This was a plague for my mother, and all her sister's. Time does change what we can do. And with the planes, putting people into ever increasing danger, with poor seating, no leg room. It's the reality that @Goofyernmost, and I are facing. I will soon be out, for traveling. I'm sad, but at my age, I'm thankful that I lasted this long. My parents last trip was at 70, on a plane. Hubby's parents traveled in their mid 60's, on a plane. We all age at different rates. Disney is too much walking, now. I refuse to go to an ECV. I see, that it's a nightmare to operate, and put's other visitor's at jeopardy, especially small children. I have always faced reality head on, and continue to do so. We will continue to travel, with more short flights. And look for new things around us. Living in the Colorado area, limits how far we can go. I'm looking forward to a trip to Austin, Texas and enjoying the food they are so famous for. Thanks to @donaldtoo, for keeping me up to date about the food scene. I expect to meet you and DWifey, for a maragarita, in the not to distant future. ;):hungry::hungry::hungry:
Can you not travel by car so you can get out and stretch your legs when you need to? I LOVE traveling by car. We used to go everywhere by car and we made it an amazing vacation and saw SO much of the country just by taking scenic routes rather than always being on the interstate and we made time each day to do something along the way...stop at a cave, historical site, or museum, etc. You can research the route you want to take and find things in the area of your route to do each day and you can travel as far or as little as you want. When you get tired, you stop for the day, find a hotel, and go further in the morning. I'd like to travel Route 66 sometime...I know there are parts that have changed now, but I'd still love to do it.
 

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