AAA discounts

[pkasbohm]

We are thinking about staying at the CONT resort in June if we can get ressies. Does anyone know what the AAA discounts are? Thanxs!!

Pam

 

[Cheshire Figment]

None of the Disney Resorts have the "SAVE" emblem in the AAA Book listing. If they did have that emblem itwould indicate they give AAA members at least a 10% discount. I have never heard of Disney giving discounts to AAA members.

You might want to contact you local AAA office and see what kind of a deal they can give you as compared to what Disney will offer.

Note that June is "standard" season. As tjhe Disney Club is eliminated (as of tomorrow) about the only discounts would be potentially as part of a package or if they have Annual Passholder discounts or Florida Resident.

 

[mom2threeboys]

I don't know what the AAA discount rate would be, but Disney does offer AAA discounts. I think it varies by the season and the hotel. They may not always be available.
We have reservations in Feb at ASM and got a AAA discount.
Give them a call and ask, hopefully you can at least save a little bit!

 

[Sally Bradley]

AAA discounts, when they are available, generally run about 15% off rack rate. I usually make ressies, if I can via AAA discounts, then change them when AP rates come out.

 

[powellrj]

just call CRO and ask what the AAA rate is for the hotel and dates you want then you can compare and see which is the best deal. You can book a package from AAA directly, but they tend to cost more than booking it yourself.

 

[CRCrazy]

Disney does offer AAA discounts, as the other poster stated - they run from 10-20 percent depending on resort and time of year. We got 20 percent off in November during value season at AKL concierge this year. I converted the rest of our trip to AP rates, but the first 2 nights were during the Super Soap/Veteran's Day weekend (Sun & Mon), and I couldn't get an AP rate for those nights, so I kept the AAA for those.

While you can go through a AAA travel agent for a package deal - they are not the best deals around - you'll do better on your own.

AAA does sell passes, check your local chapter for pricing. Northern NE has a very good deal on a 5 day Parkhopper, no pluses, and you get a AAA Diamond Parking Pass with it!