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Submit the Best Idea for this Site and Win a Free Night at a Moderate Resort!

never mind…this contest is over, and the winner will be announced 2/13!  Thanks, Dave

HELP ME HELP YOU!

Much of the material on this site comes from suggestions from readers like you. 

Here’s a chance for you to provide ideas about topics for the site to cover and, if I pick your idea as the best, to win a free night at a Walt Disney World moderate resort!

My friends at Destinations in Florida, the travel agency I work with, have provided this prize for me to share with you guys. 

Give them a look if you are seeking a travel agent to arrange and book your Disney World trip at no cost!

HOW TO ENTER IDEAS

First, once you have an idea for a topic for the site to cover, use the search box (at the very top of the page) to check that it’s not already here somewhere!

Once you’ve checked, enter your idea into the comment form below.  Make sure your email address is right, so that I can later contact you to let you know if you’ve won! (No one will see your email address but me.)

If similar ideas are presented, only the first to be suggested (based on the time stamp on the comment form) will be eligible to win. 

HOW YOUR PRIZE WILL WORK

I will let you know if you have won via email, and let you know how to claim your prize of one free night in a moderate resort from my travel agent partners at Destinations in Florida.

DISCLAIMERS

My decisions as to who came first and who wins are final and not subject to discussion.

No one owns any submitted idea–I get to use any entries as ideas for material to develop as I see fit, without creating any obligation to whoever provided the idea.

The contest will be over no later than a month from now.

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Ted
Hey Dave! Thanks for your suggestion! I’m still so nervous about booking my first vacation! I’m so indecisive! lol Anyway, I thought of a couple more ideas for you: What about a section about Walt Disney Worlds best kept secrets. How about some locations where you can get an excellent snack or desert that isn’t too well know, but is an absolute can’t miss. You can also include secret locations for can’t miss photo opps or WDW’s best secret freebie. Or just any not too well known WDW secret! For example, at Disneyland in California, not too many people know… Read more »
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Martha
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Martha

I would like to see suggestions on how to make traveling with the very young and very old at the same time easier and more enjoyable for everyone.

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Karen
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Karen
Hi Dave! I often provide ‘tips’ to families I travel with to generate knowledge and excitement for the upcoming trip. One thing I’ve done in the past that is especially useful for summertime travelers is a ‘BEAT THE HEAT’ list. This includes all places that are nice to cool off and take a break from the heat. Things like Splash Mtn and Kali River are obvious, but also things like the splash areas in EPCOT, the ‘chasing ‘water spouts outside of Captain EO in EPCOT, the small drizzle of water in the caves in Boneyard Playground at AK can be… Read more »
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Bob
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Bob
I like Pat’s suggestion, with the added idea that Bob & Pat get paid. But since the rules say that Pat gets the prize since he put in the idea first, I won’t use it. This may be sacrilege, but wheen you are in Orlando, there are many activities. The are many repeat costomers (families), as your family grows or is of very diverse ages, there are other attractions in the area that they would be interested in during thier “Orlando Vacation.” Is there a way of developing a WDW package/planner that also accommadate time for and information about places… Read more »
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Mike
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Mike
OK, this may sound silly, but the one glaring improvement opportunity I see is that this site needs some color, graphics and visual orginization (bars, borders, section boxes, etc). There is a TON of great information and tips on this site, but the dominant theme of ‘white background with plain black text’ gives it the general apperance of a blog site, which really takes away from the site’s credibility and I’m guessing has steered people away from it before taking the time to appreciate how powerful the information contained in the site really is. Other than that, I think the… Read more »
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