I booked a package for 5 of us last year through AAA which included dining staying at POR. Our travel party included DH, myself, DD14, DD9, DD6 and the total price was around $3400 so I figured that I saved somewhere around $200-$300. We traveled in May during regular season if that helps. Oh, and my AAA agent said that I didn't need to join to get prices. She priced the package, I liked it and didn't have to put any money down for 2 weeks(complimentary hold she called it), and then she suggested that I not join AAA until right before I leave for vacation because Disney might ask for it but she didn't need proof of membership. I joined a month before I left (it was $60 for the year) and of course was never asked by Disney for proof. Hope that helps!![]()
I just booked a AAA package for 10/8-10/13/08. I don't know the exact savings, but I was able to get a preferred room at All-Star Movies cheaper then a standard at All-Star Sports. Sports was my main choice, but I'm all for the cheaper rate.
I am considering signing up for a AAA membership for a discount on my Disney trip but I want to book a package so I guess I would have to book with AAA. How much of a discount (if anyone knows) do they offer on packages or would it be the same deal as booking with Disney directly.
I did extensive cheapskate searching on my May trip since I was paying for three rooms and 10 people and staying at the Grand Californian. ...
But, booking for WDW can be very different than booking DL trips. I did a DL trip in May and am doing WDW in August. AAA was the way to go for my trip to WDW. To me, the prices and the perks are better for WDW.
Sue in Texas
But, booking for WDW can be very different than booking DL trips. I did a DL trip in May and am doing WDW in August. AAA was the way to go for my trip to WDW. To me, the prices and the perks are better for WDW.
BTW, for those of you who just joined AAA, if you do other (non-Disney) travel, check the AAA website before you book hotels. You do have to enter your AAA number there, but I've generally gotten better prices that way vs. others I've tried. (Wish I could get the government rates!) My membership pays for itself every year.
Sue in Texas