#3 Avoid Scams. Beware of âscholarshipsâ that require âapplication feesâ or âadvance loan paymentsâ because they are most likely scams. In addition, if you have to pay money to make scholarship money, itâs probably a scam. Over $100 million is lost annually to scholarship scams.
No one really stays at any of the Disneyland hotels when the good neighbor hotels are right across the street for a fraction of the costâ¦. We just visited Disney World in July and it cost us about $3,500 for a week there. Walt would turn over in his grave if he knewâ¦.
Magic doesn't come cheap these days. Admission fees at Walt Disney World in Florida have jumped for the second time in less than a year, with a single-day ticket to the Magic Kingdom now costing $99 for ages 10 and up. That's a $4 increase over the prices announced last June. Tickets for ages 3-9 now cost $93 for a one-day ticket, while the under-3 set will continue to get in free.