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09-28-2009, 09:47 AM
http://www.mousesavers.com/packages.html#dv7for4

Disney Rewards Visa 7-for-4 or 7-for-5 Package Offer for November 2009 - March 2010

Disney Rewards Visa cardholders can purchase a fantastic buy 4, get 7 or buy 5, get 7 vacation package offer valid for stays November 1 - December 24, 2009 through January 3 - March 27, 2010. (Disney says some dates are blacked out for this offer, but it's possible a few hotels are available during those dates.)

I expect the same offer will be made available to the general public on Thursday, October 1.

Here are the details:

Buy a 4-night/4 day vacation package at a MODERATE, DELUXE or DELUXE VILLA resort, get a 7-night/7-day package. That's 3 FREE hotel nights and 3 extra days on your theme park admission tickets, equivalent to a 43% discount on your room and tickets! You must buy a package that includes at least 4 nights' accommodations at a Walt Disney World Resort hotel plus minimum 4-day Magic Your Way Base Tickets to qualify for the 3 FREE nights and the 3 extra days on your tickets.

Buy a 5-night/5 day vacation package at a VALUE resort, get a 7-night/7-day package. That's 2 FREE hotel nights and 2 extra days on your theme park admission tickets, equivalent to a 29% discount on your room and tickets! You must buy a package that includes at least 5 nights' accommodations at a Walt Disney World Resort hotel plus minimum 5-day Magic Your Way Base Tickets to qualify for the 2 FREE nights and the 2 extra days on your tickets.



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Yep, they are sticking it to AP holders.

PIRATEGIRL007
09-28-2009, 07:06 PM
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Yep, they are sticking it to AP holders.
:sad2:

Well maybe we will get an even better room only rate.

MattMatts-Momma
09-29-2009, 05:40 AM
http://www.mousesavers.com/packages.html#dv7for4

Disney Rewards Visa 7-for-4 or 7-for-5 Package Offer for November 2009 - March 2010

Disney Rewards Visa cardholders can purchase a fantastic buy 4, get 7 or buy 5, get 7 vacation package offer valid for stays November 1 - December 24, 2009 through January 3 - March 27, 2010. (Disney says some dates are blacked out for this offer, but it's possible a few hotels are available during those dates.)

I expect the same offer will be made available to the general public on Thursday, October 1.

Here are the details:

Buy a 4-night/4 day vacation package at a MODERATE, DELUXE or DELUXE VILLA resort, get a 7-night/7-day package. That's 3 FREE hotel nights and 3 extra days on your theme park admission tickets, equivalent to a 43% discount on your room and tickets! You must buy a package that includes at least 4 nights' accommodations at a Walt Disney World Resort hotel plus minimum 4-day Magic Your Way Base Tickets to qualify for the 3 FREE nights and the 3 extra days on your tickets.

Buy a 5-night/5 day vacation package at a VALUE resort, get a 7-night/7-day package. That's 2 FREE hotel nights and 2 extra days on your theme park admission tickets, equivalent to a 29% discount on your room and tickets! You must buy a package that includes at least 5 nights' accommodations at a Walt Disney World Resort hotel plus minimum 5-day Magic Your Way Base Tickets to qualify for the 2 FREE nights and the 2 extra days on your tickets.



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Yep, they are sticking it to AP holders.


A little off this topic but,
When I booked the Free Dining Bounceback for 2010, the CM booking asked why I only buy a 1 day park ticket. At the time I thought the question was a little odd, but now I think they must be thinking of doing the same for the Free Dining Promotion. I wouldn't be surprised if in the future they require you to have a park ticket for each night of your stay during free dining.

I told the CM we only book a 1 day ticket and also do MNSSHP. My children are still small, 4 and 6, it's all we can do to do that! We usually only stay 3 or 4 nights. Plus we need to have at least one pool day.

Now the question is making sense...