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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Has anyone ever actually done these trips? Sure, Myrtle and OBX aren’t luxurious and a family can swing a week at the beach at a reasonable price—particularly if you eat most meals at home. Ditto for hunkering down at a cabin in the Smokies. But have you priced out tickets to Dollywood, Anakeesta, Ober Mountain, or any of the dozens of other attractions in the Smokies? It’s get pricey rather quickly. Disney is obviously very, very expensive. Technically, I don’t think a truly LMC family can afford Disney…or NYC for that matter. Hotels and parking in NYC are quite costly and Broadway tix for a family of four are expensive. Add on meals and activities and I don’t see how any LMC family can afford it. I’ve been to most of the places on the list. Nearly $400k HHI. We love the Caribbean as much as we love the Mediterranean and other beaches further afield. We love American cities as much as European cities. And we’ve had a blast at Disney, Dollywood, Hershey, etc. FTR, Cozumel can be a lovely day as a cruise port. There are small and large beach clubs with different vibes. And cruises can be affordable fun for families, but they can also be quite pricey. Depends on the ship, itinerary, etc. Imho they are the easiest and most relaxing vacations. [/quote] Same. I’ve done 8 of these trips. HHI is 400K. I’ve also traveled to 6 continents, ( lived on 4 ) and stayed in multiple 5 star resorts across the globe. People like OP are so funny, especially when they make comments like this in real life. A true revelation of character. [/quote] +1. It does come across as mean. Like ha ha, can you believe this anyone’s dream vacation? Those silly LMC people! What some people—including the author of the article-fail to mention; it’s not just about money, it’s time. Many people have no time off/paid time off. [/quote]
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