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Anonymous wrote:Not op. We are going on a 7 day cruise for $900 total out of Florida in April. Flights are $20-40 each way. This is for 4 people. So, about 900 plus 400 flights round trip total for 4.

OP may be a troll with 3500 flights and 15000 cruises?

How are you getting $20-40 flights to FL?

And what cruise is $900 for 4 people and for 7 days to boot?

From one extreme to the next, did you stumble up on a time machine for these prices??? Is gas also .60 a gallon and a dozen eggs .50?

Do not pay that for Busch gardens, that is ridiculous. It's a one day park and you don't need any more than that.

Anonymous wrote:Not op. We are going on a 7 day cruise for $900 total out of Florida in April. Flights are $20-40 each way. This is for 4 people. So, about 900 plus 400 flights round trip total for 4.

OP may be a troll with 3500 flights and 15000 cruises?

These prices sound like two extremes of the spectrum. $400 for flights for four people in the middle of spring break sounds like a budget airline where you can’t even bring a carryon. And $3500 flights is obviously someone who refuses to fly coach. The real cost is somewhere in between.

That’s an absurd amount of money to spend at Busch Gardens, which can be done as a day trip for under $500.

Anonymous wrote:Not op. We are going on a 7 day cruise for $900 total out of Florida in April. Flights are $20-40 each way. This is for 4 people. So, about 900 plus 400 flights round trip total for 4.

OP may be a troll with 3500 flights and 15000 cruises?

How are you getting $20-40 flights to FL?

And what cruise is $900 for 4 people and for 7 days to boot?

I’m the 04:22 poster above. We just booked the cruise yesterday, its $900 including taxes/port fees. For 1 inside room. Not $900 per person.

Since the OP has lots of cash it seems, suggest going to greatwolflodge website, click on Friday-sun stay, click every possible add-on, and end up spending 4k for 3 day trip to a kiddie waterpark.

Not op. We are going on a 7 day cruise for $900 total out of Florida in April. Flights are $20-40 each way. This is for 4 people. So, about 900 plus 400 flights round trip total for 4.

OP may be a troll with 3500 flights and 15000 cruises?

As someone who has done a lot of VIP tours at a lot of big-time amusement parks - not because I am a rich biotch but because I am handicapped and did not want the kids to suffer because of that - I can say with confidence that the Universal Orlando group VIP tour is the best deal out there, by far.

Anonymous wrote:I would look at Royal Caribbean.

We priced a 7 Day Western Caribbean cruise for Spring Break (april 12-19). Five of us.
$11,000 without flights. Add another $3500 for flights and $350 for a hotel the night before (2 rooms at a cheap hotel in Tampa)

Husband said no way are we spending $15,000 for a RC cruise.

I price Baha Mar and it was also $15,000 for 5 days

My biggest issue was that flights were very expensive and there were so few direct flights from any of the three DC area airports. Some had 7 hour layovers just to get to the Caribbean. No way.

Anonymous wrote:I would DIE if I had to spend three days in the Williamsburg area. UGH.

Little dramatic?

I'm actually surprised how cheap Universal given its peak season and you're booking so so so late. I'd double check those numbers tbh.


Echoing others about BG. The add-ons are ridiculous. You might as well get a season pass and go back throughout the summer and Fall and youll get Halloween and Christmas, and free parking as a perk to boot.