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[QUOTE="tomcat, post: 2278263, member: 961"] For comparative purposes, my daughter, her husband and two kids under 10 are going to Disney this October -- four people for seven days at one of the All-Star (value) hotels -- with admission to the parks for all days and the medium dining plan. The deal her agent got her was $3200 plus air. I don't know how they got this, but to me it's a steal, since admission is $100 a day and meals are at least $50, so without the cost of the hotel, she should be paying $1,050 per person, and she's only paying $800. And that is without the cost of the hotel. [/QUOTE]
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