How much did you spend for spring break?

[Anonymous]

About $1.2k - 4 days, 3 people. Gas, hotel, food, activities, souvenirs. Local destination 5 hours away from DC.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:$600. Gas, parking, museum tix in NYC for a 4 day weekend for 4. Hotel room was all points.

What about food? That can really add up in NYC.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We don't ever go on spring break, so nothing.

So what do your kids do during the week off?

Why do you need to travel? You can't spend time with them at home?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Used points for airfare (plus SW companion pass) and hotel. So $1200 cash outlay for 5 nights in Grand Cayman for two people.

Which reward plan and hotel?

Hampton Inn using HHonors points i always struggle to find value with. It was really great! Tiny beach area, but can walk for miles. Lovely pool with an Excellent restaurant. Shuttle to drive you places. Only rented a car one day. Not bougie, but perfect for us.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We don't ever go on spring break, so nothing.

So what do your kids do during the week off?

No trip for us this spring break. Kid that is still at home, hung out with friend, hung out with cousin, we went to DC one day, saw family on Easter. Plenty to do.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Used points for airfare (plus SW companion pass) and hotel. So $1200 cash outlay for 5 nights in Grand Cayman for two people.

Which reward plan and hotel?

Hampton Inn using HHonors points i always struggle to find value with. It was really great! Tiny beach area, but can walk for miles. Lovely pool with an Excellent restaurant. Shuttle to drive you places. Only rented a car one day. Not bougie, but perfect for us.

I’m a new poster, but thanks for that recommendation — sounds perfect for our family, adding it to our list of future spring break options!

[Anonymous]

$6000 for a 4 day trip to Disney World.

[Anonymous]

10k.

This was our big trip this year- family of four. Includes flights, rental car, gas, food, and activities. Flew to Phoenix and road tripped through Sedona, Grand Canyon, Antelope Canyon, Zion, and ended in Vegas.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We don't ever go on spring break, so nothing.

So what do your kids do during the week off?

Lol. What do your kids do any day that they don’t have school?

[Anonymous]

Why do you ask OP? To brag?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We don't ever go on spring break, so nothing.

So what do your kids do during the week off?

Why do you need to travel? You can't spend time with them at home?

We went to museums on the Mall and went out to lunch and dinner as a special treat. Then we went to a paint your pottery place the next day.

With the economy the way it is, we couldn't justify spending on any travel.

[Anonymous]

We did Rome and Florence with 2 young kids for 9 full days for a little under 10k.

[Anonymous]

7 days in London, 2 adults 1 teen. $3000 on hotel. $2000 flights plus cabs to airport, baggage fees. I honestly dont know how much we spent on food and activities while there, I would estimate $1000. We did a lot of walking and free museums but did spend on some nicer meals a few times.

So I would guess $6000. I could be off.

[Anonymous]

Cruise with a few extra days at starting port - $8-9,000

[Anonymous]

Family of 5 (3 kids). 4 days, 3 night Busch Gardens, Williamsburg Trip

$600: Busch Gardens 3 day ticket with parking
$275: 2 bed room hotel with kitchen (timeshare presentation discount)
$210: Eating out
$142: Groceries
$44: Electric charging

Total: $1,271

Kids had a blast at Busch Gardens. Parents enjoyed the 85+ degree weather.