I was gonna rent from them all star vacation home but after we pick the days and stuff. The taxes al

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travel shop Has anyone ever used All Star Vacation Homes for their trip to WDW? It looks like an amazing deal. They have homes and condos for rent starting at $129 per night (depending on time of year), which sounds too good to be true. I'd love to have something like that because travel shop living in one little room for a week can be uncomfortable.
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We looked into Windham Bonnet Creek (the condos/timeshares) through vrbo.com and they had really great deals too. You might check that website and see if you can find something that way. Usually a little cheaper, and you deal with the owners of the homes versus the property managers. We've used the site to stay near Tampa and also getting ready to look into another one near Columbia, SC.
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I was gonna rent from them all star vacation travel shop home but after we pick the days and stuff. The taxes almost double it, so we get this house from this lady 750$ week and half with pool. Four bed room home 6 miles from disney
I was small when we went these years '90,'91,92,93,94,'95,'96,'97 travel shop I was 8 years old when i start remebering more 98',99,00,01,02,03,04,05,06,07,08,09,10 im 21 now in 2011 me and my wife start going alone. ,'11,'11,12 05-28-2013, 11:41 AM #6 WDW Dreamer
I was small when we went these years '90,'91,92,93,94,'95,'96,'97 I was 8 years old when i start remebering more 98',99,00,01,02,03,04,05,06,07,08,09,10 im 21 now in 2011 me and my wife start going alone. ,'11,'11,12 05-28-2013, 04:30 PM #7 Curious Alice
I'd miss the DTD boat from POR, the parking, package delivery and of course that feeling you get staying at a WDW resort. It's a trade-off for us. We love having our own bathrooms and two separate travel shop rooms so one of us can go into the other room while the other is sleeping. Or snoring.
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I've heard of Bonnet Creek. I'll look into it. Thanks! Have you ever thought travel shop about joining DVC? They have one and two bedroom units which have full kitchens, also some larger villas if you ever needed more space. Even the studios are slightly larger travel shop than the regular rooms and have a wet bar and microwave. travel shop You can buy direct, or there are some really good resale deals out there. Once you get passed the initial travel shop buy in, all you ever have to pay are the annual dues.
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Have you ever thought about joining DVC? They have one and two bedroom units which have full kitchens, also some larger travel shop villas if you ever needed more space. Even the studios are slightly larger than the regular rooms and have a wet bar and microwave. You can buy direct, or there are some really good resale deals out there. travel shop Once you get passed the initial buy in, all you ever have to pay are the annual dues. We looked into it briefly. Too expensive and I don't like making travel shop that kind of commitment. travel shop I've heard you can rent from DVC members, though.
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Originally Posted by Curious Alice Has anyone ever used All Star Vacation Homes for their trip to WDW? It looks like an amazing deal. They have homes and condos for rent starting at $129 per night (depending on time of year), which sounds too good to be true. I'd love to have something like that because travel shop living in one little room for a week can be uncomfortable. It's not too good to be true it's just they are sometimes not in close proximity to theme park. Also houses travel shop are only good if your going with several families and can split the cost. Also if you cook you can save money too. Also make sure you can afford the deposit and make sure there's not a high cleaning fee.
But for smaller families you can find good deals that are on Disney property. Like $69 a day deal inside Disney property near dtd that includes a balcony view with possible fireworks view and free breakfast for 4 and resort fee is only $9.99 which is low compared to others. It's all a matter of calculating costs and what works for your family.
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