TheMouseForLess SURVIVOR CHALLENGE #7

Red Hot Disney Divas

vs.

Kungaloosh

Welcome to challenge # 7, The Mouse For less Survivors. Your challenge is to take a happily blushing honeymoon couple on a FABULOUS 4-day Disney Cruise! Applause and wild cheering explodes throughout Survivorland for the "TheMouseForLess Honeymoon!"

Our honeymooners love Disney and have always wanted to take a cruise. They've scrimped and saved for two years for their dream honeymoon and this is it. Our lovebirds spent a lot of time debating and finally chose a Disney cruise-only honeymoon. No time for WDW on their trip, unfortunately. So, Survivors, send your newlyweds on their 4-day Disney Cruise. Choose their cruise dates any time between Friday, June 8th and Friday, December 28th, 2001. Yes, you have to cruise 4 days in a row and return home before 2002 :) What should you include in your completed challenge presentation, suitable for online viewing by a general computer user?

How do they plan their honeymoon? What will they do onboard? (KEEP IT CLEAN, FOLKS!) What are their accomodations? What do they eat and drink, and when? What will they see while on and off ship during their cruise? How much does this all realistically cost them? How did they save money and how much did they save?

How much do they spend? Well, that's up to YOU. The rules are: budget everything from the time they step on board to the time they step off. This includes their tickets and cruise fees but not airfare and transport to the dock and back. KEEP IN MIND that although these are not required for this challenge, our new Mr. and Mrs. Honeymooners will be paying for all that as well. So, you're probably asking again, how much is the budget? YOU tell us, the DisneyDollarship members, what they'll spend. Pricing must be verifiable online and sources included in your presentation. How do you present it to the membership? Use your imagination, but remember your target audience. What has your audience seemed to like and not like so far? What does your audience express as likes and dislikes when posting to DD? Organize all information on one page, however presented, keeping in mind the audience will be seeing it online. Most folks don't have a way to view a Power Point presentation, so don't go there folks. Grammar and spelling do count when people read online information. Another hint: from reading DD lately it sure seems that a majority of posters don't like wading through numerous links to get the information they want. Our members like "all in one information shopping" if you will.

To repeat: your mission is to send our honeymooners on a 4-day Disney Cruise. Tell us what they'll do while cruising AND what it costs with verification of your online sources for pricing. Organize this information on a single page to be displayed for viewing via the Internet.

Enjoy this week's challenge, Survivors. We can't wait to see what you have in store for our "TheMouseForLess Honeymoon!"