LogFAQs > #980108766

Given the stipulations, one of which I'm not particular certain on -

If allowed, I'd basically take my Wife to our planned Disney World vacation in December earlier, and use the money to go all out, with staying two weeks rather than the one, and booking the fancier hotels (Polynesian Resort here I come, baby), and essentially use the $75,000 on the reservation purchases for the flight, hotel, food, etc. during the two weeks stay, and our own money for any of the tangible things we planned to get anyways (Lightsabers, Gifts, Etc.).

The stipulation does state that the $75,000 cannot be used on anything tangible that won't remain after the 48-hours. A hotel room, park ticket, food reservations, etc. aren't really considered a tangible good, as the money is being payed in an advance for the reservations, park tickets, etc.,

That would also leave two solid days of being able to essentially go ham at the parks and Disney Springs on food and experiences, so long as none of the money is spent on any physical or tangible gifts during that 48-hour period. The trickiest part would realistically be spending what money is left over after the flight, hotel, and park and dining reservations, as despite all the comments to the contrary - Disney World is not *that* expensive, and $75,000 is beyond overkill for that.

The alternative option, if for whatever reason a hotel and park reservation is somehow considered tangible, would be to do the same thing, just instead take a mini vacation in NYC nearby - since that would afford the maximum amount of spending time with the money, since I'm a thirty minute drive from the city.

Though still spending $75,000 on stuff to do in NYC would still be really, really fucking difficult while at the same time doing things I actually enjoy doing. If nothing else, it'd be more of an infinite-money pass for me and the wife to do whatever we want in NYC for a 48-hour period, which would still be fun.