spring break: warm, pool, beach optional, no zika
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Anonymous
I'm pricing out options all over for this coming Spring Break (end of March) and feel like I'm missing some easy, obvious option. We want to go somewhere warm with a great pool. A beach would be nice too, but not necessary. Preferably not in Zika areas. Kids are great travelers so doesn't need to be close for somewhere awesome, but feel like there should be something close that offers these basic requirements. Ideas? 
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Anonymous
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will disney be warm enough? stormalong bay looks good.
what about phoenix/scottsdale? st. john too risky with zika? looks like cases in PR... |
Anonymous
| Surprisingly, no cases found in Costa Rica (yet). |
Anonymous
| Phoenix/Scottsdale area is awesome! Some very nice resorts. |
Anonymous
Not warm enough to lounge by the pool. |
Anonymous
oh really?? that was high on my list before this scare started... I'll look into it again. Thanks! |
Anonymous
d'oh! http://time.com/4195333/zika-virus-costa-rica/ |
Anonymous
| I need help too.. was very close to booking something in St. Thomas... but I don't want to risk it. Is Southern Florida still safe? |
Anonymous
| Are you guys all pregnant? Because if not Zika is nbd. |
Anonymous
I'm guessing the Beach Club/Yacht Club (storm along bay) are sold out for spring break. |
Anonymous
Fortunately I'm in my late 40s and done having kids. We will all slather on the DEET regardless. |
Anonymous
| Zika will be all over the place by spring |
Anonymous
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Some maps and articles already show Florida and a large swath of the southern US up through our area covered by soring/summer.
But this isn't an issue unless you are pregnant. Just use bug spray the way you use sunblock. |
Anonymous
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I'm not worried about myself but worried about unknown long-term effects on my DD/DS and their reproductive health.
Took us years to conceive them due to our own health issues and I don't want to introduce issues for them unnecessarily. Do they spray like crazy in WDW? I don't remember getting bites there. |
Anonymous
| It's been around Africa for generations. In fact, those exposed as kids are thought to have immunity as adults. |