To book or not too book!

[Maggi68]

Thanks all. It's not so much the threat of a terrorist attack that bothers me, I was likely just as at risk last year to be fair. I lived in turkey for 3 years when younger and where I was terrorist bombs were quite common so I've experienced it before. I'm more worried that we book and then it be deemed unsafe to travel or something. As soon as we book I'll start planning and would be so disappointed if we then can't go. I appreciate the chances are slim but I don't know if I'd enjoy it as much as last time?!

[NewtoOrlando]

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Originally Posted by Maggi68

Thanks all. It's not so much the threat of a terrorist attack that bothers me, I was likely just as at risk last year to be fair. I lived in turkey for 3 years when younger and where I was terrorist bombs were quite common so I've experienced it before. I'm more worried that we book and then it be deemed unsafe to travel or something. As soon as we book I'll start planning and would be so disappointed if we then can't go. I appreciate the chances are slim but I don't know if I'd enjoy it as much as last time?!

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I would book deposit only, on hotels and a fly drive, plus tickets, and make sure you get sufficient travel insurance that covers you in the event of any sort of disruption overseas (I'm sure they cover it)

I've paid

Disney deposit £200
Bahama Bay £200
Universal tickets £40
Discovery cove £40

I won't book flights till later in the year and will hopefully do a fly drive so deposit on that till next year.

Go with your gut...and don't worry about something wayyy out of your control! 😄

[thefourDs]

What's happening in the whole world right now is very concerning! Can I help it? No! Can I stop it? No! Do I still want to go on a fantastic holiday with my family? Yes!

I have travel insurance should we ever feel the need to cancel/change destinations.