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Old 9 Dec 18, 01:21 PM  
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vampiress88
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Just to get a rough idea. I think mine will cost £11k

So for all those that have already gone this year. What did it cost you?
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Old 9 Dec 18, 01:23 PM  
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For how long, staying where, when doing what parks and for how many...

How long is a Piece of string (and I’m sure you don’t mean it as such) but a humble brag thread otherwise
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Old 9 Dec 18, 01:27 PM  
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Me n wifey 2018 1month trip in a villa with car 8k miles of fuel a trip and little hotel break in the keys, eating out every night, just shy of 6k inc park tickets, disney after dark universal ap x2 seaworld bush disco cove and aquatica.
Hell of a break, hurry up 263 days so i can do it again.
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Old 9 Dec 18, 01:34 PM  
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Too much. Way too much when you think what you could do with the money. Way too much saving.
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Old 9 Dec 18, 01:43 PM  
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The majority of peoples costs aren't comparable. Its a huge sliding scale based on personal circumstances and preferences. If somebody asked I'd say a moderate 2 weeks for a family of four for £8000. The next person could say £5000 & the one after that £12000. We spend what we can reasonably afford
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Old 9 Dec 18, 01:48 PM  
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I agree it will depend on where you stay, how long for, how many, what you do etc

Someone went with his son for a week for £1k all in and had a great time , others probably spend £10k and perhaps try to do everything and don't really enjoy it

A budget is required and to make a plan and stick to it
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Old 9 Dec 18, 02:23 PM  
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there are way too many variables with a trip to Florida for even a rough idea to be of any use to anyone else, you only have to look at threads about "did I get a good deal" to establish that . I think because we all want different things, have different priorities etc for our holiday, what we've spent/what its cost has just been what its cost, and will vary wildly from one person to another.

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Old 9 Dec 18, 02:39 PM  
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I book DIY and intentionally don’t add the separate components as I don’t want to know how much it cost!
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Old 9 Dec 18, 02:41 PM  
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Oh no I think I’ve probably got a good deal but I’m offsite.

Just wondered what everyone else got.
Definitely going to be all different cos different people stay in different places and majority are onsite with dining plan etc

Also no point in a “humble brag post” I haven’t been very so god knows how much I actually might end up spending.
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Old 9 Dec 18, 02:42 PM  
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***havent even been yet
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