26k for four people. 2 weeks in Thailand and Singapore, it was worth every cent!

We drove to Sw Fl which was painful (19 hours each way with traffic). But used points for a nice resort for 4 nights so total cost was $2000.

$5K mexico city for 3

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Anonymous wrote:Mexico. High season. 2 weeks 2 people $7000 including flights. Flights would prob be half and hotels 2/3 in a lower season. Other costs about the same. But also had to book activities earlier. Couldn't get tickets for Frida Khalo’s house

jesus, 7000 for 2 people to go to Mexico/

For 2 weeks.

+1 people spend that for a week at Disney. 7k isn't bad for 2 weeks during the ultra peak tourist season.

I spent about $10k for a week in Florida in 2019 with 3 park days at Disney.

$10K four ppl, 5 nights.

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Anonymous wrote:Mexico. High season. 2 weeks 2 people $7000 including flights. Flights would prob be half and hotels 2/3 in a lower season. Other costs about the same. But also had to book activities earlier. Couldn't get tickets for Frida Khalo’s house

jesus, 7000 for 2 people to go to Mexico/

For 2 weeks.

+1 people spend that for a week at Disney. 7k isn't bad for 2 weeks during the ultra peak tourist season.

Sanibel Island, FL for 5 nights
$2800/flights for four
$2200/2 bed 2 bath condo across the street from beach access point
Used points for rental car

We didn't do that many activities, we mini golfed one day and did a sunset/dolphin cruise but mostly just hung out at the pool/beach, shelled, "hiked" at the nature preserves, rode bikes around the island. We would've spent money on activities (and eating out!) if we'd have stayed at home so I don't count that!

Anonymous wrote:West coast to Boston (family), plane tickets were $4000 for a family of four. We used Alaska companion fare to get it to half price ($2k), then had to change the ticket which added $1k total. Other than that, had to rent a car for a couple days ($200), went on an overnight excursion while there, which was about another $1000. Also bought incidental groceries/meals while visiting family. So, a little north of $6k?

What was the overnight excursion. I have family in Boston and always looking for fun stuff in the winter.

I know three families who went to Africa this Christmas I'm so curious what that cost.

Anonymous wrote:6 ppl: 50k+ (not including dinners); Carribean island; 10 nights.

Worth it bc only time adult children could come.

What island? Did you get a villa or hotel?

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+1. We went to Colonial Williamsburg and it was like $700 bucks of all of us even though we splurged and got a carriage ride, but I know other people who spent like $10K to go to Disney.

+2 And I know people who went to Europe and Asia and it probably cost 20K for a family of 4. We went to Florida and stayed with relatives rather than a hotel, so it was maybe 2K for flights for the family/food/activities.

Similar. Visited family, so $1500 for tickets, $500 for car rental.

It really depends.

We initially didn’t book flights to FL because they were $600pp, and we opted to drive. But then we found last-minute flights for $180pp and ended up flying.

We went on a cruise over winter break. Cruises can be quite affordable since your accommodations, food, entertainment, etc. are included. We found a great deal roughly a year ago; prices tend to go up as ships fill up.

My best tip is to get a credit card that accumulates travel points and have everyone in the family use that card/account. I haven’t paid for a hotel in 3 years thanks to the points we accumulate collectively. (We use Hilton.)

6 ppl: 50k+ (not including dinners); Carribean island; 10 nights.

Worth it bc only time adult children could come.

Thanksgiving week for 4 nights trip to Venice Italy, hotel with water taxi docks plus Lufthansa/swiss flight for family of 4, around $4000 ( not include tour, food, souvenirs and other expense, probably another $2000).

Flew to CO to visit family and ski. Plane tickets were $700 each ($2800), 4 day Epic passes were $550 each ($2200) Ski rentals were $50 pp/per day ($800), car rental was $600 for the week.

So $6400 for 4 people and that did not include lodging (free for us) as well as most of our food was covered by family other than the restaurant meals we paid for.