2016 Free Dining Watch

[CaraMiaBelle]

The cost difference between CBR and the others is quite different. I'm hoping for CBR or fingers crossed, POR, even though it hasn't been included for a few years.

Yes, unfortunately I know, as I too need a room for 5. It really does make things a lot harder. I did do a night at AoA last time and the extra room was really nice....I'm just too cheap!!!!

 

[tinkerone]

Without scrolling back to re-read the offer, I think it included park tickets. Did you include them in your numbers?

yeah, I did. its not a good deal at all. another Disney trying to trick us offer....

 

[deakam]

CBR, Cabins, AoA suites

I'm hoping to get POR but if we can't, what other resorts sleeps 5 people? It will be me, hubby, DD - 11, DD - 8, and DD - 2. I was going to do CSR or Pop if we couldn't get POR but now I see that those only sleep 4 people.

Because your youngest is 2 you can book any room---the 2 year old does not count---they have pack and plays for them to sleep in. Most rooms say maximum 4 and an infant.

 

[kdisser]

Thanks - just one more question; since I am in AUS, what time should I be watching the site? It is 1:30pm on the 18th here now.

Have you checked the Disney World site yet...?

 

[KearneyFam02]

The cost difference between CBR and the others is quite different. I'm hoping for CBR or fingers crossed, POR, even though it hasn't been included for a few years.

CBR or POR is where my price range is. lol I can't afford the other two.

Would they even allow us to book a room that sleeps 4?

 

[CaraMiaBelle]

CBR or POR is where my price range is. lol I can't afford the other two.

Would they even allow us to book a room that sleeps 4?

Not unless someone in your party is under 2.

 

[SJSloan]

Thanks - just one more question; since I am in AUS, what time should I be watching the site? It is 1:30pm on the 18th here now.

Last year it went live around 4:30am EST. It's 11:33 pm on the 17th here. So I would say start looking from 6:00pm - 9:00pm your time.

 

[KearneyFam02]

Because your youngest is 2 you can book any room---the 2 year old does not count---they have pack and plays for them to sleep in. Most rooms say maximum 4 and an infant.

Ok, good. I honestly don't know that she would sleep in it, being in a strange place and all. She'll probably sleep with me and my husband anyhow.

 

[kellyjeanie]

CBR or POR is where my price range is. lol I can't afford the other two.

Would they even allow us to book a room that sleeps 4?

When we went my youngest was 2, we stayed at CBR which at that time did not have the ability to sleep 5. I didn't book it online though, I had a travel agent who took care of it. But it is completely legit, if you put in the age as 2 on the website, it *should* recognize it as an under-3 and allow you to book a 4-person room.

 

[5ofus]

Thanks - just one more question; since I am in AUS, what time should I be watching the site? It is 1:30pm on the 18th here now.

I'm in Sydney. I'll be checking from 6pm (4am Orlando time) just to be on the safe side.

 

[purplelion]

Have you checked the Disney World site yet...?

Yes, but it does not say what time they are running the website on.

 

[KT0191]

All Star Music suites also sleep up to 6

 

[FireWife70]

Ok, good. I honestly don't know that she would sleep in it, being in a strange place and all. She'll probably sleep with me and my husband anyhow.

If the 2 yo will sleep with you guys, I would definitely say NOT Pop (I think you mentioned earlier) -- Values have double (full) beds, while moderates have Queens ... just my 2 cents.

 

[kdisser]

When we went my youngest was 2, we stayed at CBR which at that time did not have the ability to sleep 5. I didn't book it online though, I had a travel agent who took care of it. But it is completely legit, if you put in the age as 2 on the website, it *should* recognize it as an under-3 and allow you to book a 4-person room.

Yes I have 4 adults and 1 under 3 and the Disney site itself recognizes that the toddler "doesn't count" and shows me resorts to sleep up to 4. I booked last year through the Disney Site and got the same response.

 

[disneymom0104]

When we went my youngest was 2, we stayed at CBR which at that time did not have the ability to sleep 5. I didn't book it online though, I had a travel agent who took care of it. But it is completely legit, if you put in the age as 2 on the website, it *should* recognize it as an under-3 and allow you to book a 4-person room.

This is true- have done it multiple times. The under 3 year old does not "count"- we could stay at POR or CBR with our family of 6 since my youngest is under 3- it would be tight, but Disney allows it.

 

[purplelion]

Oh great, thanks peeps!

 

[SunnieRN]

For the first time in awhile, I'm sleepy lol. Figures. I usually can't sleep until around 2, get up at 7, but, tonight I'm sleepy lol.

 

[kdisser]

Yes, but it does not say what time they are running the website on.

They are running on EST time for the U.S. I live in the central timezone so it's 10:40pm here but its 11:40pm on the site (because it runs on the EST timezone) are you looking at Disneyworld.com or do you have a different address being from AUS... I know there is a different site all together for U.K travelers to book through, didn't know if it was the same for you..

 

[Disneylover99]

An hour ago there was availability for my dates and preferred resort in all room categories. Now there is zero availability.

 

[SunnieRN]

An hour ago there was availability for my dates and preferred resort in all room categories. Now there is zero availability.

Yesterday I was looking on the site, trying different resorts and categories. Availability was changing about every 10 minutes. It was crazy. But things were not only closing out, other things were opening up. I was really frustrated by the time I closed it out lol.