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Ellsey

matty17r wrote: »

Thanks chelseafred for your very informative post about orlando. We have not been before but are going later in the year. Ds has done on the diy booking. We are hiring a car and travelling down to the quays stopping off at various place enroute. The second week we have hired a villa which works out at about £700 for 6 so mse and with a pool. What are the prices like in walmart compared to over here - don't expect they have an a wpg! Am planning on doing picnics for the park so any food tips appreciated. Bashfuls bungalow is our villa for anyone who wants to be nosey.

Prices not too bad. They do have reduced bread if you time it right but not a lot else gets reduced. They have a smart price equivalent on many products like cereal bars etc. medication is super cheap and sell stuff you can't get here. I stock up on that!

matty17r

Ellsey wrote: »

Prices not too bad. They do have reduced bread if you time it right but not a lot else gets reduced. They have a smart price equivalent on many products like cereal bars etc. medication is super cheap and sell stuff you can't get here. I stock up on that!

Thanks Ellsey for this - dare I go to the reduced counter when I am on holiday! I am really looking forward to going in Walmart after reading about it on the dibb. I think there is a publix supermarket near our villa but people say it is a little more expensive but is lovely for bakery products.
QOC - where are the coupons for walmart please?

EMMAP

QOC are you going to America?? I'm off to California next week and I was going to come on here to ask people for advice about Disney & Universal tickets and you're all talking about it already :rotfl:

Spoooooky

Dizzy_Ditzy

matty17r wrote: »

Thanks Ellsey for this - dare I go to the reduced counter when I am on holiday! I am really looking forward to going in Walmart after reading about it on the dibb. I think there is a publix supermarket near our villa but people say it is a little more expensive but is lovely for bakery products.
QOC - where are the coupons for walmart please?

I haven't seen any for there yet but there are loads for sandwich shops etc

Dizzy_Ditzy

Ellsey wrote: »

Why do they not want to go? You can relax there it us not all rides. The water parks are probably my favourite as I love the lazy river because you can just lie back and enjoy the sun.

I might just get the kids to use grandchild blackmail :rotfl::rotfl:

Dizzy_Ditzy

EMMAP wrote: »

QOC are you going to America?? I'm off to California next week and I was going to come on here to ask people for advice about Disney & Universal tickets and you're all talking about it already :rotfl:

Spoooooky

The only thing I know is how much the one day tickets are on the gate

Nannylala

Gonna watch Churchill's Secret ..I missed it first time round ..:(

TrulyMadly

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

I have bought lamb... the first time since I stopped being a veggie... does anyone have any suggestions for a nice lamb stew please x

davemorton wrote: »

Zippy, you been annoying people again?? :rotfl:
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5455249

Think it was me today.
Lots and lots of Ariel and 2 free coffees:)

Did get half a dozen mugs@ £1 each. Each beautifully wrapped in 3 sheets of pink tissue paper. In the money saving spirit it will all be recycled:)

Linditip

For anyone going to America on their hols, this is the site I used for coupons a few years ago, there is loads of coupons here, I hope this helps :-)


http://www.couponsurfer.com/grocery/all-grocery


Quite envious of all these coupons :-(

EMMAP

Hallo Nanny

I'm sitting here watching Frozen giggling to myself about going to Disney. Closest I ever got was Paris with sixth form and that's was pretty cool

Does anyone who has been before have any recommendations for ways to save a bit of cash? Thinking tickets in advance are cheaper?