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13 Nov 17, 10:10 PM |
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14 Nov 17, 04:58 PM |
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I calculate $100 per day for food and i've never ran out of cash.
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14 Nov 17, 06:33 PM |
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15 Nov 17, 10:52 AM |
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We just bought ours from the travel desk at our hotel but you can buy them online from ticket sites. You may be able to buy them on the bus, I'm not sure...I think they have a website (on my phone at the moment otherwise I'd find it and link). It was only $2 a journey last time we went without the card so it doesn't break the bank anyway .
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15 Nov 17, 10:56 AM |
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Oh also, if you're going to places such as Busch Gardens and Discovery Cove there are free shuttles (or were last time we were there!). The Discovery Cove one goes from Seaworld so if you get the trolley there (or hotel shuttle) you can hop on it - we got a taxi and found out about the shuttle the next day lol. Not sure if you need to book. Busch Gardens was free if you had a park ticket and you need to call and book in advance but they have pick up locations down International Drive (last time we got picked up from the CSI place and before that it was from Seaworld)
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16 Nov 17, 03:05 PM |
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16 Nov 17, 03:31 PM |
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16 Nov 17, 03:55 PM |
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If you're on idrive to save money you could use the itrolley or lynx buses, especially if going shopping, seaworld or universal.
For disney from idrive i'd always use uber, this was really cheap for us last time, maybe $12 each way? We're quite budget eaters but in general never spent more than $100 a day, that's with my boyfriend having a beer with most meals! We looked at the menus online and got a rough idea of what we'd eat/drink, add tax and tips then use it as a basis and add a bit of a buffer on top xx
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16 Nov 17, 05:26 PM |
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When my daughter was an undergrad, she had a pre-season riding camp in Florida. I would join her for a cheap Disney vacation. My budget for the two of us was $100./day for everything. Always stayed within budget.
We are not big eaters, even in January it can be hot enough that youlose your appetite. If you are wasting a lot of food, think about splitting meals and getting a side or appetizer to split, too. Water is importantsogo pick up a case at Walmart, target or a grocery. I pay $4.00 a case or less at home so try to meet that price in Orlando. Sometimes I pay a little more but never more than $6. for 24 bottles. If you drink other things, buy those too. A twelve pack of Coke can be bought for under $3.00. |
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