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By Heather,
From Orlando
Best low cost vacation ideas: research those bed and breakfasts around your area. Sometimes they aren't as expensive as those big hotels...and they are a lot friendlier!
By Lily,
From Las Vegas
The best low-cost vacation idea is to go camping in a park or beach because you get to enjoy nature while saving money.
By Trisha,
From Acworth
what a great movie!
By Kimberly,
From Gainesville
Camping in the backyard!
By Beverly,
From Hyde Park
We have a zoo, not to far from here, and the children have always loved going there and spending the day. We like to camp out overnight, too. Thanks for having the contest!
By Shannon,
From Georgia
staying home or day trips
By Sabine,
From Castle Rock
I love day trips to the mountains and staying at a midprice hotel
By Buddy,
From Jefferson
Hike the Applachian Trail.
By mike,
From west rutland
we like to go to the ocean and stay at a campsite it is really cheap :)
By Sheila,
From Kansas City
Day trips to the beach, we camp out alot, its fun and very cheap! Thanks!!
By Joe,
From Saint Petersburg
no question .... shoreline fishing at Mullet Key 5 miles from my home.... people fly 1000's of miles for the same privelege
By Geoff,
From Columbus
I have to echo the sentiments of many others and say that the best low-cost vacations usually combine road trips and camping. Luckily almost every state features amazing state park facilities for families, and you don't have to own an RV to enjoy them, and for the especially adventurous, national parks like Yosemite or Yellowstone (where I'm going with my family) are surprisingly affordable and worthwhile. For my money's worth, time spent together bonding in the car and at the campground trumps any expensive luxury trip!
By Marc,
From Youngstown
The best, low cost vactation idea is to stay home and explore the opportunities and sites near your house. It will be enjoyable and, of course, its will save hotel costs, gasoline, wear and tear on car and tires, expensive food bills, etc. It doesn't have to be absolute. For example, you can stay at a bed and breakfast or inn near your house. It will be fun and enjoyable while still saving on all the other aspects of a vacation away from home.
By Robert,
From Panama City
The cheapest vacation for our family is visiting family that lives out of state. We make the drive and stop at a few scenic routes and stay at our relatives home. No hotel cost.
By Janice,
From Miami
The best low cost vacation for my family is a beach vacation. We live in Miami so we don't have to travel very far. We can stay at a time share for about 500 a week and cook our own meals. A weeklong vacation can be as little as $700 for a family of 5.
By Barbara,
From New Port Richey
How about this idea....visit family in the area....take turns...have fun....play games...checkers......remember those?
By Darlene,
From Corning
day trips close to home
By Ed,
From Skokie
Staying with relatives! Hah! No, seriously, it is fun!
By Shelly,
From Tempe
Stay in an unfamiliar part of town and visit new sites and restaurants
By Gabriel,
From Winfield
Short road trip .
By Angela,
From Eureka Springs
The best low cost vacation idea is to travel during the off season and during the week instead of the weekend!
By Marie,
From Barnhart
Traveling with the in-laws has made our vacations a lot less expensive -- they always want to help out and buy things for their grandkids :-)
By Ann,
From Stevensville
Traveling with another family and splitting the costs of lodging helps tremendously!
By Jay,
From Chicago
I like looking for vacation guidebooks at the local library. Great research tools, not necessarily tied to advertising like web sites tend to be.
By Lisa,
From Nacogdoches TX
The best idea I have is to shop online for vacation deals I have gotten 150 rooms for 75 doing this
By Erma,
From Washington Court House
I would love the chance to win, thanks.
By Crystal,
From Toms River
I heard great things about this movie and would love to see it! thank you for this giveaway :)
By bob,
From covington
I love this movie and would love to own my personal DVD copy.
By Aletha,
From Maryland
We take day trips to local attractions including picnics at parks, zoos, and lakes. Thanks for the giveaway.
By Leslie,
From Victory Mills
Terrific
By Daniel,
From Weymouth
We live near the water and a state park, so picknick on the river is what we do!
By Aisling,
From Saint Peters
We live near St. Louis with a free zoo, wildlife sanctuary, and fantastic Botanical Garden. The sta-cation is a great alternative to travel (and a huge money-saver).
By Sherri,
From Concord
Our low cost vacations involve road trips to visit distant friends and/or relatives. We try to squeeze in one or two nights in an inexpensive hotel each way, but most of our trips include free accommodations. We also spend months before signing up for newsletters and e-mail clubs for restaurants in the areas we plan to visit so we can eat as inexpensively as possible also.
By Michelle,
From Cleveland
Usually in the winter, we head to the next town over and rent a room at a hotel with an indoor pool. We pack a ton of snacks and order a pizza and rent one of the in-room movies. It's a cheap mini-vacation for us.
By Leann,
From Cloivs
Tent camping in a national park.
By Jim,
From Nashua
Camp out at home.
By Ken,
From Keyport NJ
I have to travel to a completely different area and climate to even feel that I'm vacationing. The low cost alternative is to rest at home. Please accept my entry. Thank you.
By Becca,
From Santa Barbara
I like the idea of a "staycation". You can either stay home and relax or take a day trip to a local place. Low cost but fun :)
By dianne,
From seminole
Camping. It's the most fun and the cheapest.
By James,
From Williamston
wow
By Gary,
From Goleta
Wooo Hooo Make me a winner!
By Monique,
From Puyallup
Would love to win. Thanks for the chance.
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By CHARLES,
From HIGH RIDGE
thanks
By Mike,
From Holiday
i want to win
By Deborah,
From Andover
I like the idea of visiting the local attractions where you live.
By Janet,
From NJ
Rent a movie, go to the park and take lunch, see if the library has free shows.
By Angela,
From Lakeport
Pick something local and if it's overnight, try going mid week.
By beth,
From Xenia
Thank you for a great giveaway! We like to take walks on the nature paths in town. We pack a lunch and its a great time for all and free. Thank you!
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By evelyn,
From ny
enter me
By david,
From valley stream
a my wife kind of movie
By Denyse,
From Seminole
Vacation near your home. Saving on airfare is a life saver and you can explore the fun in your own areas.
By Carol,
From WASHINGTON
We're older with 15 grandkids and a pool,so vacation is kids staying over with swimming and cooking out.
By Meredith,
From vancouver
Great giveaway!
By Randall,
From Omaha
Going camping! This creates a bond by spending time and very little money. I remember camping and fishing with my dad and it's all good thoughts.
By Don,
From Blue Springs
If you have the gear..then camping is a great and easy way to entertain the kiddos.
By Erica,
From Baltimore
go to a local museum on a weekday...it's usually pretty cheap during the week and the kids get to learn a thing or two!
By christopher,
From elk grove
day a short trip by car
By Andrew,
From reminderville
camping, little cost, great family bonding time.
By Margaret,
From Randolph
Our best low cost vacation idea is day trips. We'll plan a few for during the summer of places that are close to home. We'll visit the park, beach, amusement park and make them day trips. Our kids really love the park the best, plus we'll bring lunch and have a picnic.
By jill,
From lynnwood
The best low cost vacation idea is the staycation..stay home and support your local economy..explore your hometown.
By Ann,
From Wappingers Falls
I'd like to win this DVD. Please enter me in your giveaway
By Amber,
From Naperville
I think the best low-cost vacation idea is a Staycation where you stay in the local area but volunteer somewhere - maybe a forest preserve or national park if you like being outdoors and the weather is nice. The kids would have so much fun too!
By Rita,
From Central California
Check out your city's website... you may discover places to visit or tour that you never even thought about. Often times large manufacturers have factory tours and sometimes free samples (depending on what they make). It can be both educational & fun!
By sandy,
From usa
make day trips to local forest..camping areas also camp out in the back yard- kids love it and you can save alot and have a ton of fun
By Marilyn,
From Miramar Beach
My best low cost vacation idea is taking a ride to a park and having a picnic. I love parks that have lakes. Feeding the birds that are swimming in the lake is fun.
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Josie Lawrence (Eastenders) and Miranda Richardson (Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire) head a stellar ensemble that also includes Joan Plowright (The Spiderwick Chronicles), Polly Walker (Cane), Alfred Molina (Spiderman 2) and Oscar-winner Jim Broadbent (Best Supporting Actor, Iris, 2001). Gorgeous visuals and top-notch acting, directing and writing made Enchanted April an international hit and earned the film three 1992 Oscar nominations including Best Adapted Screenplay for screenwriter Peter Barnes, Best Supporting Actress for Plowright and Best Costume Design for Sheena Napier. In addition, the film received two Golden Globes, one for Richardson (Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture – Comedy or Musical) and one for Plowright (Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role) and was nominated for Best Motion Picture, Comedy or Musical. 
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