any budget conscious DLRP-ers?

[carolfoy]

just a quickie! has anyone got any amazing tips to get a cheaper package than whats on the DLRP website? I mean, without buying annual pases or anything?

 

[PrincessKins]

Expedia is quite cheap....we are booked for four nights in the cheyenne the week before christmas, with flights from manchester and it was 440 pounds for two adults. We even saw it for 390 the same deal but we didnt have the money unfortunatly. Tickets for the park are not included but its still fantastic value

Edit: Ticket prices were 200 pounds extra for five days..obviously more expensive than anuual passes

 

[Happy Tappy]

Become friends with someone in the travel industry! My sister works for eurocamp and she gets 50% off DH, HNY, NB or SL as long as she travels!

 

[SandraVB79]

Become good friends with CMs who are willing to book the rooms for you
Take advantage of the 40% off discounts on the website (although that's always very last minute)

Last year, we returned from DLP in January, to find an envelope at home from DLP with 40% off offers. The dates didn't work for us, but I kept that brochure until all dates were gone by... you never know when a last-minute trip comes up!

 

[Cyrano]

Become friends with someone in the travel industry! My sister works for eurocamp and she gets 50% off DH, HNY, NB or SL as long as she travels!

That one might work for you Carol

 

[carolfoy]

Ha ha, thanks, as a travel agent I'm entitled to 50% off specific hotels at certain times, unfortunately they won't cover easter holidays, and as they don't include park tickets by the time you add that on it doesn't really work out much different than taking off the commission on a company like cresta.
I just wondered if anyone had any super saving tips.
thanks anyway