How much is your 2020 trip costing?

[col1968]

too much!

[MrsBC]

£7598 so far. 2 adults in Sept/Oct.
This includes almost all food and drink thanks to DDP, WDW tickets and a $300 gift card which covers tips and a couple of nights parking.
We'll still need $$ for extra spending and still need to book Cirque and a backstage Tour.

1 night Airport hotel;
Meet & Greet parking;
2 night car hire mid holiday;
Direct VA PE flights;
14 nights Beach Club;
1 night at GF (gifted by Disney)

£253pp per night.
There will be extras to book yet - Cirque, dining events etc.

I also got Quidco cashback on all bookings.

[Eloise73]

Originally Posted by mason1

Just worked ours out. £93.51pppn. Includes airport hotel and parking, direct flights to MCO and SUV for 20 nights, 20 nights in a villa, 2 nights club level at HRH, Disney and Universal tickets. That’s for 4 people. I’ll also add a couple of nights at a Disney/Partner hotel at some point. We weren’t supposed to be doing Disney, so that’s pushed the price up. (Insurance is via the bank so don’t include that in costs).

Edit: this is flying 6-26 August direct LGW-MCO

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That's a great price - who are you flying with and how much did you pay for the flights? Would you mind doing a breakdown of costs please? Did you book everything separately? Id be over the moon if I could get prices like that for next August!

[BruTamUK]

28 nights, July 26th - Aug 24th.
2 adults 2 children (11&7).
6 nights I drive
7 nights AnnaMaria
12 nights Disney
3 nights Legoland Hotel
Lufthansa flights
7 seater Budget car hire
Disney, Seaworld, busch, icon Park tickets.
£2500 spending money.

£13.6k total.

[denthefrog]

18 nights 1/09 to 18/09
4 adults £9000:
1 night airport hotel, parking, ESTA, BA flights, 14 nights POFQ QSDP, disney tickets, 1 night HRH club level, 2 nights undless summer, univeral tickets, HHN tickets, MNSSHP tickets, UBER, £1000 spending money

[Cloverlady]

2 trips

2 people

Our September trip -
BA/AA flights - Edinburgh - Heathrow - Miami
SUV car
2 nights Lago Mar Beach Resort, Fort Lauderdale (LOVE to catch the sunrise on the Atlantic coast on that first morning - it's a tradition of ours!)
12 nights Beach Club with dining plan
2 nights Marco Island Ocean resort on Gulf Coast (LOVE catching the sunsets on the Gulf side! )
Disney parks
Perhaps Seaworld

Coming in around the £8.5 k mark


Our March trip - Fairly last minute treat trip offered by my lovely hubby to chill out and continue to recuperate after a hip replacement I've recently had as I've been so brave!
BA/AA flights - Edinburgh - Heathrow - Miami
SUV car hire
2 nights Pelican Grand Beach Resort, Fort Lauderdale (LOVE to catch the sunrise on our first day)
7 nights villa
5 nights Disney Pop Century in their new refurbed rooms
We have Universal Annual passes
Couple of days entry to Disney (perhaps)

Coming in around £5.5k

Both trips still subject to changes!

[ILoveLeith]

Very interesting to see the wide variations of holidays so far.

October school hols for 10 nights, 2 Adults & 1 teenager, £3,428.89. This includes:

BA economy, no seats reserved, Edi-Gtw-Mco.
Intermediate SUV with full insurance for 2 drivers.
11 nights @ 2 bedroom apartment at The Enclave Suites via Airbnb (flight home isn’t till 9pm so we’ll have the room until we leave for the airport).
1 night HRH Club level room
14 day Universal 3 Park tickets
10 day Universal photo package
ESTA’s x 3

So we’re working out at £114.30 pppn... eek!

Just checked spreadsheets for previous FLORIDA hols in 2015 (14 nights) & 2017 (21 nights), they worked out at £111.69 & £92.71 pppn, seems the longer you stay the cheaper it works out pppn.

[LLamb]

19th May-3rd June (so mainly school hols, ds gets two weeks)

2A2C (7&3)
Bloc family room on 18th
17 nights long stay at Gatwick
BA fly drive Direct flights LGW-MCO, std suv
6 Nights Cabana Bay in tower family suite
2 Nights HRH-Future Rock Star Suite
7 Nights DIBB villa

£3980 so £62.19

Travel insurance is through our bank and we have Universal annual passes. We spent just over £1200 spending inc everything so hopefully can do similar this year.

[orlandonewbie]

July into August, all school holidays
2a 3c £100pppn
Train to Gatwick
1 night Gatwick Hilton inc breakfast
Direct Tampa flights with luggage and seats
Full size SUV for 18 nights
3 nights Clearwater inc breakfast and parking
Dolphin tour
6 nights BC, tickets and DDP
9 nights Windsor Hills villa
3 park SeaWorld tickets
KSC tickets
Just need spending money now.

[married2mm]

Originally Posted by archibald

I've done the last bit of booking today for our Easter holiday (school holidays, 3rd April) and been brave and added up the costs. The last time that I posted this sort of thing was 2015 and it seems that over 25000 people have viewed the post so it's obviously of interest. So here goes.

It's costing us £61.48 per person per night (pppn). Total £4180.64 2 adults, 2 teens

This compares with £46.76 pppn back in 2015, although the children were under 12 then, and total number of nights away from home was 19. This year they are teens and we're away from home for 17 nights.

The 2020 costs are for a night in a Premier Inn, Meet & Greet parking, direct flights from LHR to Miami with car hire (SUV). We have 3 nights in a cheap motel, 5 nights in a 2 bedroom apartment near the beach, and 6 nights in the Staybridge suites at Seaworld. All accommodation includes breakfast.

Park tickets are 14 days at Busch, Aquatica & Seaworld, and include parking, a full day of dining at each park, and the front of line passes and other benefits from staying in a Seaworld hotel.

(I haven't included insurance as this is medical and very specific to us.)

Anyone else brave enough? There are too many variables to make good science, but it gives a guide to the cost of the endless possibilities.

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I have to admit I’ve not read any further than this initial post.
I don’t follow how you can break prices down to per person when clearly you’re a family and I’m guessing paying for all?

I’ve not done any kind of calculations for our trips past the first few we took...
I simply know it’s a fair chunk
And a delightful way to spend money. 🤣