How much is your 2020 trip costing?

[DisneyBB]

1st Aug - 1st Sept
3 Adults
PI Gatwick £39
Direct flights to MCO BA Econ out and PE back £2491
2 nights AKL £0 DVC
6 nights Coronado springs QSDP + 21Day tickets £2650
16 nights OKW £0 DVC
8 nights Royal Pacific club £2300
3 universal 14 day tickets £715

Still got some tours to book and spending money.

So far £8195 - £2732 pp or £88pppn

[ladeh]

2 adults 1 child (age 10 so now adult price)

14th Aug - 3rd Sep (20 nights)
Direct virgin flights, premium coming back
Discovery cove with dolphins swim
Universal 14 days
20 night villa
3 night Disney cruise
SUV
MNSSHP
H2oglow
£3000 spending money

My budget was £10k but looking at it this morning we at almost at 13k (including spending money)

[Tiggers Pal]

2 adults and 2 teens (15 & 18)

4th - 25th July 2020
Direct Virgin flights from Glasgow
21 nights in a villa
21 days car hire (standard suv)
14 day Seaworld/Busch/Aquatica tickets
Kennedy Space Centre tickets

Total £5571 = £1392.75pp or £66.32pppn

We’ve also booked 1 day tickets to visit Hollywood Studios (£365.85 for 4 of us) which I haven’t included as these were bought for Christmas as the boys asked for them to see Galaxy’s Edge since we had no plans to visit either Disney or Universal this year. I also booked one night at Art of Animation for the night before but used Tesco Clubcard vouchers to pay for the majority of it so only cash cost was £38.97 for that. Had I included these our costs would be £71.14pppn.
Not sure on spending money but oldest will have his own spends and youngest will have some money of his own also.

[daisydoo]

Not sure where I am going wrong but everyone else's holidays seem much cheaper than mine

We are not going until October 2021 and currently (not including spending money) we are at £158 per night each.

That is for 4 x adults in 2 rooms and includes, flights, hotel, Disney/Univesal/Kennedy Space Centre tickets, Esta, Transfers, Pre-booked seats, insurance & extra baggage.

Still need to book 2 nights at Universal but other than that, hopefully everything else is taken care off.

Just got to save up now to afford it all

Daisydoo

[archibald]

Originally Posted by daisydoo

Not sure where I am going wrong but everyone else's holidays seem much cheaper than mine

We are not going until October 2021 and currently (not including spending money) we are at £158 per night each.

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How long are you going for? Those with longer stays will always have a cheaper per night price as the flight costs are divided by more nights. Those with children are also cheaper. The price per night really only works for a simple comparison tool between stays of a similar length, with an all adult party, but as long as the lenght/no of children is given, it's a rough tool to show how costs for different holidays differ.

Surely if you're not going until October next year, flights haven't been released yet so the best prices are still to come.

[emmafleur]

Originally Posted by daisydoo

Not sure where I am going wrong but everyone else's holidays seem much cheaper than mine

We are not going until October 2021 and currently (not including spending money) we are at £158 per night each.

That is for 4 x adults in 2 rooms and includes, flights, hotel, Disney/Univesal/Kennedy Space Centre tickets, Esta, Transfers, Pre-booked seats, insurance & extra baggage.

Still need to book 2 nights at Universal but other than that, hopefully everything else is taken care off.

Just got to save up now to afford it all

Daisydoo

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There are lots of things to factor in. What kind of hotel are you staying in? Is there any food included in your hotel booking? What class of flight are you using? Etc. Lots of variables and that’s why everyone’s prices are so different. I’m enjoying reading each persons holiday ideas so that I can see if, on another holiday for example, I could do a budget holiday or maybe splash out on a luxury holiday, or even how much it might cost to go for 3 or 4 weeks. I’m not using the different prices to compare to mine. Your holiday is yours. What does AJ say on Disney Food Blog? You do you! 😊😊 you’ll have a fabulous holiday whatever way round you choose to do it 😊

[Sweets]

2 adults - May 2020

Man to MCO (economy delight)
16 nights @ Rosen Inn Plaza
14 day Ultimates & Universal 3 park tickets
£3000

Manchester M&G parking 18nts - £51
Radisson Blu - £150
HRH, club level 1nt - £340 😱
Discovery Cove non swim - £296
ESTAs - covered from last trip
Insurance - included with bank

Total £3827

[Squidgyness]

Updated costs for September 2020:

Man to mco virgin flights for 3 adults in economy and 2 rooms (taking the parents) for 14 nights at RPR - £7600

(rebooked after the Thomas cook debacle and lost premium and 200 quid price increase... yes I'm still annoyed)

300 to book exit row bubble seats

2100 for tickets (Universal and WDW)

1400 spending money, not including what my father is taking

About £11500 of which I'm covering about £7500. And I bought a car in Jan for £3000.

The finances weep this year, but it will all be worth it when we get there.

[charlz_29]

Total cost for solo January 2020 trip: £1165.32

This included Virgin flights, 5 nights accommodation at Universal's Cabana Bay Beach Resort, transfers to hotel and back to airport, 3 park explorer Universal ticket and v-room ticket.

I took around £550 spending money which was more than enough for my (very) quick stay. Only did Universal so no Disney tickets.

[Figment089]

£8400

2 adults 2 children, LGW - MCO virgin direct flights 24/08/20 - 07/09/20 (kids missing one day of school, so pretty much school holidays)
POFQ with upgraded DDP, tickets
Package with Virgin holidays.