we are staying at the wdw swan. what is the least expensive way to get to disney world from the airport? is there a free shuttle?
because you're not staying at a disney owned resort, you are--unfortunately-ineligible for disney's free shuttle, the magical express. therefore, the cheapest option for you is a city bus. you can take bus 111 from the airport and get off at the ticket and transportation center. the trip takes a little over an hour and buses run every 60 minutes. once you arrive at the ticket and transportation center you'll need to take either the ferry or monorail to magic kingdom. from there, take a bus over to your home resort. depending upon how many people are in your party, the next best thing might be to hire a car service. of course, taxis are readily available at the airport as well.
take a cruise from san diego. holland america line travels to mexico for 7 - 10 days from san diego. great food, great prices, and lots of touring in each city they stop in. i just went on the 7-day and i loved it. i got to see puerto vallarta, mazatlan, and cabo. mazatlan was my favorite. so beautiful and cultural. don't go through a travel agent that is going to charge you for their services. most agents are paid from the company they book you with and should not be over charging you for the same thing you could book on your own. they will charge an extra fee for airline reservations just because the airlines do not pay them commissions anymore. if you go on a cruise you can call the company direclty. yes walk a few hundred feet to the bus station and you can catch one from there!
its all signed and the staff can help ask about return tickets they may be cheaper! The demo is free, yes. you can expense literally anything that is used for wfh try a quick flight on any server and make sure to tap “end flight”. that should restore it :) 2/2/2016 continuation of last week:  mq-9 reaper ($13 million) o 1000 mile range o 15hr endurance o speed of 240kts o 66ft wingspan o 4,000lbs fuel capacity  grey eagle ($4.5 million) o 1243mile range o 25 hour endurance o 167 kts speed o 56ft wingspan o 29,000ft maximum altitude  rq-11b raven ($125,000) o 10km range o 60-90 minute range o 17-44 knots speed o 100-500 ft altitude agl o 4.5ft wingspan o 4.2 lbs weight  wasp iii9 ($125,000) o 5km range o 50 minutes endurance o 20kts speed o 2.3ft wingspan  rq-20 puma ae o 15km range o 2hr endurance o 20-40kts speed  rq-7b shadow ($750,000 per ac 2011) o 125km range o 6hours endurance o 14ft wingspan o 15,000ft altitude o 400lbs weight 
 o 110kts speed  scan eagle ($3.2 million) o 20hr endurance o 55-80kts speed o 16,000ft altitude o 10.2ft wingspan o 39.7lbs o only one system in the airforce  a 160 hummingbird ($12.5 million) o 2250 nm range o 20hr endurance o 165kts speed o 36ft rotor diameter o 6,500lbs weight o 30,000ft altitude  phantom eye (unknown cost) o 96hr endurance o 200kt speed o 65,000ft altitude o 150ft wingspan o 9,800lbs o uses liquid hydrogen fuel  rq-170 sentinel (unknown cost) o unknown range and endurance o 50,000ft altitude o 65ft wingspan o turbofan propulsion o about 10,000lbs  k-max synchropter (unknown cost) o vtol o helicopter o 494km range o 100kts speed o 15,000ft altitude o 12,000lbs weight o 48ft rotor diameter  cq-10a/b snow goose ($250k) o 300km range o 15hr endurance 
 o canadian made o 18,000ft altitude  the best airline credit cards with no annual fee are the capital one ventureone rewards credit card and discover it® miles if you want a general miles card, or the delta skymiles® blue american express card, the jetblue card and the american airlines aadvantage mileup℠ card for those who want to earn airline-specific miles without paying an annual fee. the earning rates on the airline-specific cards aren’t quite as good, though, and you’ll only be able to use them for flights on one airline.
here are the best airline credit cards with no annual fee:

capital one ventureone:
20,000 miles bonus for spending $500 in the first 3 months. 1.25 miles per $1 on all purchases. 0% intro apr on purchases for 12 months. 15.49% - 25.49% (v) regular apr. $0 foreign transaction fees. you need good credit.


discover it miles:
1.5 miles per $1 on all purchases. first year’s miles matched. 0% intro apr on purchases for 14 months (11.99% - 22.99% variable apr after that). 0% foreign transaction fees. you need good credit.


blue delta skymiles credit card:
10,000 miles bonus for spending $500 in the first 3 months. 2 miles / $1 spent at restaurants and on delta purchases (1 mile / $1 on everything else). 20% statement credit on food, beverages and headsets purchased on delta flights. 0% foreign transaction fees. you need good credit.


jetblue card:
10,000 points bonus for spending $1,000 in the first 90 days. 3 points / $1 spent on jetblue purchases. 0% foreign transaction fees. you need good credit.


aadvantage mileup card:
10,000 miles + $50 statement credit bonus after making $500 in purchases within the first 3 months. 2 miles / $1 spent on eligible american airlines purchases. 3% foreign transaction fee. you need good credit.

overall, there aren’t too many airline credit cards with no annual fee. most travel rewards credit cards charge, but many also offer more than enough rewards to make up for it, as long as you regularly make purchases and pay your bill in full every month. so, you may want to waive your no-annual-fee rule if you spend at least $1,000 per month. that’s how much you have to shell out each of the first three months to get the capital one venture rewards credit card’s 60,000 miles initial bonus, for example. and that alone covers years of annual fees, since this card’s annual fee is $95.
but if you don’t spend quite that much, the capital one ventureone or discover it miles is definitely the way to go. keep in mind that the discover it miles has no foreign transaction fees, but it also has lower global acceptance than visa or mastercard. excess baggage on your flight home is often the best, most practical, and almost cheapest option, depending on airline. for postal service which is usually the cheapest, there is maximum size / weight restriction. for sea freight, you have to find a freight forwarder, usually located somewhere outside tourist area. you have to pay for pick up, or deliver the bags yourself to the forwarder. there is also the issue of minimum charge, additional packaging, ... jamnblues
wow- that is really low miles- ask $2500- worth 10 grand in Belize theparaloft.com has the best prices i have seen...