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I know it is matter of just running the numbers...but does anyone know which way ends up typically being the better deal?
I know it is matter of just running the numbers...but does anyone know which way ends up typically being the better deal?
It is my understanding that they don't offer the Land & Sea package anymore. We just set up our own with 3 days at the Polynesian and 4 on the Wonder.
I booked our vacation 2 months ago. Now you can add days to your cruise before or/and after, and at whatever resort you choose for either. If you do it online though you are required to book park hooper tix (but you can select the days) and can not book dining. However you can call WDW travel, or have your TA add dining or modify your type of park tix.
I booked through Du and specifically asked that I did not want hopper passes added (just base tix) and that I wanted dining.
I had priced everything out seperately and there was zero price difference in the package I booked. Plus then I got the DU OBC for $100 for my cruise plus the $25 one that DCL offered. I like having one large package.
not something i suggest only because i did this and it was a bit of a nightmare. what happened was disney offered a special after it was booked and while i could change everyone elses reservation that was booked as i made them myself, i had to wait for du to do mine. i sent an email off to the person who was looking after my booking and got back a note pretty much saying leave her alone, she'd get to it as soon as she could. it seemed to be a form letter sent to everyone. we also did not get any paper work to say we were booked in (it was in the mail box on our return home) and we still had a balance owing when we got there. i'll never do that again.
book the cruise portion with du but book the disney stay yourself. then you can make changes, book dinning, everything you want to do without without having the bother of having to go through a third party. and no nasty surprises at the end.