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Carol~That's a great idea! I LOVE the bus roulette. I think it could work for us on days when we are being lazy and just want to check out a resort...Then I could save the sandwiches for the days we are in a hurry lol (we have four kiddos:13,7,5,3) so getting on and off a bus can be sometimes stressful lol. Whispering Canyon Cafe is a brilliant idea.  I'm surprised I have never thought of this as I tend to be pretty resourceful! THANK YOU for the tip esp. since my kids LOVE to ride the boat!!!

 I wish there were more dining options at the fort.  We would love a nice QS/Cafeteria style that the other resorts offer but understand the many cook in their site on the grill or in their MH.  For me, I would love to not have to worry about cooking while in Disney but with a family of 6 and the number of nights we stay the buffet tends to be out of our "budget"  We have only stayed at the fort once though so we still don't know the tricks to finding inexpensive meals on the go yet (unless you count the sandwiches we are constantly making in the RV,lol)

WELCOME!!! I read somewhere, that clean, low mileage Class C's were the most available used units out there. Something about retired couples purchasing them and then sadly soon after sold with the death of a spouse.

Carol~That's great news for the buyer but terrible for the seller! How sad!  Love your camper! 

We have 4 kiddos and have a Class Super C (Diesel) Jayco Seneca.  We have the bunk model.  We also looked at the Leprechaun.  It's a beautiful unit.  The thing I have issues with on Gas models is often the couch is seated next to the stove. I have a toddler and was concerned about him climbing up on to the couch and touching a burner. I Love 5th wheels and the space it offers and many models have a separate quad bunk room (as well as the TT models) and u-shaped dinettes (all of which is on our wish list!) but for us, we travel so much for work we didn't want our kiddos to be strapped down in car seats for 8 hours at a time. Also stopping for restrooms and eating really slowed us down so a MOHO was the only logical option.  Don't get me wrong, we LOVE our Rig but we did give up some "Home Comforts" to accommodate the number of hours we have to spend in it traveling.  I have found that it is such a personal decision on what works for each family.  I will also agree with everyone who has suggested used.  It really is amazing what is out there.  We were pleasantly surprised with the number of units that were for sale with very low miles and a fraction of the cost (including ours!!!)  keep us posted on what you pick!