Have you got your bags packed? Depending on where you're coming from I've got seven days of fun filled, sun kissed fun for you in Florida. Get your airline ticket, railroad pass, load up the RV or the car and let's go!
First things first, when choosing your mode of travel, check your passenger's age and your budget. If you are already on the East coast and have young children the railway is great. You can get from New York to Florida in about two and half hours with two adults and two children paying approximately eight hundred dollars round trip. Driving down in the RV opens up all the great campgrounds areas as another avenue of fun and adventure for the family. The RV resorts offer secluded pools, lakes, fishing, game rooms, holiday hayrides, and trails for midnight walks while the kids are tucked away for the night. Just be sure to call around for a good daily rental price that fits your budget and remember to add the parking fee per day.
No matter how you arrive, your next step is to find a place to stay. The best way to maximize your budget while not scrimping on the luxury is to find a condo or vacation home to rent. You will have all of the room of a home, with a price cheaper than a hotel. If you really want to spread the love, add the caravan of extended family members and make it family reunion.
When you split the cost of a split the cost of renting a million dollar vacation home for one week (about fifteen hundred to twenty-five hundred dollars for the whole week) and invite enough people to fill the house (these homes sometimes have enough bedrooms to accommodate 20 or more) you are looking at less than two hundred and fifty dollars per person. Buy some groceries and enjoy their private pool and built in outdoor grill: Oh my goodness! You're an instant millionaire for a week!
This tidbit of real travel advice was brought to you by Rosalind Allen
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