Ladies and Gentleman this will be the new promotion for 2013,

[danny25]

Originally Posted by Halloweenqueen

Yes, Movies is usually more. Disney just uses simple supply and demand. The values usually go...

(least expensive to most expensive)

All star music
All star sports
All star movies
POP
AOA

And so on....

[danny25]

Originally Posted by wdwmom3

All star movies is more then pop. That makes no sense. All star sport $107, pop $118 all star movies $127. Something is wrong here.

hi please read the responses from Halloweenqueen about the different values prices, it´s only few posts above and welcome to Disboards

[danny25]

Originally Posted by Mommy2LittleVols

For those that are having trouble viewing the spreadsheet, I wasn't able to view it online, but I was able to download and view it that way. HTH!

Thanks

[disneymagicgirl]

So they are raising room rates and offering a ticket discount...effectively selling you the package at a pretty normal rate. Sounds like Kohl's...which I don't shop at.

I can't see the spreadsheet for some reason, but this is what it sounds like from the comments...

[Momofonelittlemickey]

There has to be more to it. Given those prices, it would be a $100 rack rate increase. Nearly 30 percent. Disney is good at raising prices, but not that good.
I am currently booked, and at that rack rate it is $600 more simply on the resort. My guess is kids will eat free, if that new price will include dining.
However, the park ticket option isn't fitting either.
Two day park hoppers are actually more expensive with this "discount"
I think we should wait it out.... Either that or we will all go crazy!!
Let's all speculate, and we can declare the winner on January 3rd

[McKelly]

Has Disney ever done that? Raised the room rates AFTER they have already released the year's rates/seasons? Just curious...I don't ever recall if they ever have done that...I suppose, there is always a first time. Good thing we have the busy holiday season in between now and January 3rd to distract us, otherwise I would go crazy waiting for the 3rd!!

[Momofonelittlemickey]

I have a "friend" that is an employee at Disney. Once rates are posted, those are the rates. Unless you are attending during a "special" event that has been previously advertised.
I don't think the would honestly raise prices once all was released. That's just bad business.

[loveshak22]

Originally Posted by DonaldDuckFamily

I'm thoroughly confused now I made my own spreadsheet yesterday with the rack rates posted on this website with break downs from 5-30% just to get an idea. I even worked in the 11% tax and got my current price from Disney to match exactly what I manually calculated.

But the rates on the documents provided are all higher than those rates. So then I just double checked the Disney website and the rack rates match what I have. So my assumption is that in January Disney is raising the rack rates. Guess I'm missing the whole discount. All of the rack rates on the spreadsheet are at least $100 more than what I am currently paying

I didn't quite make a spreadsheet for options but I have played around the math many different ways and the spreadsheet rates are much higher than posted anywhere else. Hopefully if rack rates do go up that much and I've already booked and paid for my package I keep the same rates!

[angelmom27]

I looked through but I didnt see the answer I know someone else asked but what does the S, T, D, and Q mean? sorry if i missed it. Also is the prices listed include tax and the discount?

[Shaden]

Originally Posted by angelmom27

I looked through but I didnt see the answer I know someone else asked but what does the S, T, D, and Q mean? sorry if i missed it. Also is the prices listed include tax and the discount?

Its occupancy, Single, Double, Triple, Quadruple.

[stephd219]

Thank you so much for the info. The occupancy piece affecting the rates is strange. I know there is a charge if you have more than two adults, but that charge doesn't seem to match the difference in prices on the spreadsheet. But then again, the price is the same for single and double occupancy. I love a good mystery...

[wdw71]

Is it safe to assume that Fri and Sat will be the same price and that all weekdays are the same price?

If so we would save a whopping 148.00. I guess beggars can't be choosers right?

[TJA]

For our dates in late March, rack rate right now at BC CL is 715 per night. This new discount chart shows 875 per night for our dates. So something else must be included in these charts besides room-only (dining? tix?) unless Disney is raising rack rates on Jan 3. Correct?

[Momofonelittlemickey]

That's what I'm assuming, TJA.

2013 rates are up on posted. I would like to think Disney would not change them. For some resorts it was a 30 percent increase... Insane.

I would agree, these prices encompass something besides the room.

[twoplustwins]

Originally Posted by TJA

For our dates in late March, rack rate right now at BC CL is 715 per night. This new discount chart shows 875 per night for our dates. So something else must be included in these charts besides room-only (dining? tix?) unless Disney is raising rack rates on Jan 3. Correct?

I'm wondering what else could be included. The increase is too high for a simple photopass card . . . hmmmmm