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Family Ewing: From Mansion to RV in Disney World

23.04.2026 11:07 1 min 2 sources РУС
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Family Ewing: From Mansion to RV in Disney World
Original source: El Tiempo

In Brief

The Ewing family sold their Georgia mansion and now lives in an RV at Disney World, spending up to 70% of the year there. High-season parking costs $300 per night.

The Ewing family (Adam, Lauren, and two children aged 10 and 12) sold their 930 m² mansion in Georgia and moved into an RV at the Fort Wilderness Resort campground in Disney World (Orlando, Florida). They spend 60% to 70% of the year in the park, using the RV as their primary residence.

Stays are limited to 26 consecutive days with a mandatory 24-hour exit. High-season parking costs up to $300 per night. The family combines remote work, children's education, and park visits. The decision illustrates a growing trend of choosing experiences over material possessions.

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Family that left mansion to live in an RV inside Disney World: up to 70% of the year in the park

23.04.2026 El Tiempo SPA Original source

Ewing Family: From Mansion to Motorhome at Disney World

23.04.2026 CONGRESODIARIO SPA Original source

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