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We have bought twice while attending the Hershey RV Show, well we actually ordered the units at " show price " the reason we did it there was to see the floor plan we wanted plus that is a factory sponsored show so usually they get the factory to kick in another amount off usually towards the end of bargaining as a final push.

Thanks I will have to tell the wife you said that, lol That sound like a great idea also especially in a studio. The wife has been looking at a pressure cooker but I keep telling her we do not need any more kitchen gadgets, now if she would discard somethings that are hardly used maybe we can talk

if we drive down and stay using our DVC we will even bring along our crock pot or electric griddle to cook in the unit, we have asked for these items before and have never been able to get them at the resorts plus the electric griddle cleans up much easier then their cookware so this way we get a mix of cost saving eating in to splurge eating out if we choose.

I am a fan of the Forest River lines, I would look at the Surveyor, or the Flagstaff or Rockwood line which are built in the same factory. Grand Design has been getting good reviews and do know they make a TT line. I used to like Jayco but their reviews have gone down since bought out by Thor. Artic Fox is another good build but are a west coast mfg with very few dealers here in the east. If you find something you like let me know and will try to answer any questions.

WOW a 30% discount for AP or DVC that makes it almost a deal!!

Always wanted to try and visit there but never made it. ☹️

Recreational use and not commercial; then no weigh scales, just like our set up, a full size Kenworth tractor registered as a RV so no weigh scales for us either.... but I am always looking in my mirrors after I pass one

Like TCD said Disney won't let that happen, I mean even now a friend who has had DVC at Old Key West since it started decided to sell it, had a buyer lined up but Disney exercised their right of refusal and instead Disney bought it and he got a even better deal then what he would have with the first buyer.

I would ditch the umbrella and go with rain ponchos, easier to carry.

There is never enough room for us either, we usually just park the truck in overflow then keep the golf cart and the Smart car at our site.

Got to thinking about this trip and forgot we even did Universal one day as well, starting to think why did we get a hotel room we were hardly in it.

In my younger days ( Yes Beckers a long time ago ) me and some buddies went out for a formula one car race, spent 2 days at the races, one afternoon in Knotts Berry Farm, a day at the San Diego Zoo, did not see it all, crossed into Tijuana Mexico, visited the Crystal Cathedral and then drove up to San Francisco ( 2 Days there ) and did Fisherman Wharf, Alcatraz, Lombard St. crossed the Golden Gate Bridge then drove back to fly out of LAX. Whew I am tired just typing all that, if we didn't fly the red eye flights both ways we would have never been able to even trying that much.

I think his voice needs some work, my I found him a little lard to understand. Would rather see PUSH!!!!!

I agree with you also but being a DVC member maybe they might add the DVC Campsites behind the resort.

No affect on her at all, Keystone is a Thor product. This fire was where the Vibe trailer by Forest River was made.

Ok keep me posted and if by chance we are in that area and not busy I would be glad to meet you when you go to pick it up as another pair of eyes can't hurt. Right now our schedule shows us getting there the last week of July and probably there for about 3 weeks.

Will you go to pick it up after it is repaired? We did when one of ours was at the factory and it was best because they went over exactly what they fixed and then showed me some things they noticed over and above the original repair and took care of. Now of course that was not Keystone but you never know what they will do, plus with all the dealings I have heard with Forest River ( our Brand ) staying as calm and nice as possible was the best route. but myself I keep records of every type of contact I had with them to fall back on. Good luck and of course keep us posted.

Very good advice, I think this is your best solution.

Wildwood is more of a entry level unit, I would go to the forums where a particular brand you might be interested in and read or ask questions,

I wonder if that means Tim Allen's Last Man Standing will have to find another network?????????

A lot of campgrounds near us and also down at the Jersey shore ( beach ) do a large seasonal business but in comparison a whole season cost about as much as one week at a beach house so for some that makes better economic sense. We used to do that and it was nice just show up Friday unlock turn on the water and your good to go, no towing no set up and when you leave lock up turn off the water and go home.

Everyone talks about how full the Fort is on weekends compared to the weekdays, in all our travels I would say that is about the same for most campgrounds. The only place I ever saw filled during the week was Cedar Point, as fast as someone left the site was filled again quickly or at least by the evening and they are well over $100 a night or even higher. Plus they only have about a 7 month season.

X2!!!

At first I could only see the pipe but now I see all the pictures and by the way they are wonderful!!!!!!