Attraction Tickets Direct selling....

[Cochise]

Disney Hotel rooms!

Just got an e-mail from them saying they have branched out into Hotel rooms. Not checked anything more as dont want to upset myself with nothing booked.

 

[AlanUK]

Interesting

 

[crabbie1]

Disney Hotel rooms!

Just got an e-mail from them saying they have branched out into Hotel rooms. Not checked anything more as dont want to upset myself with nothing booked.

Yes this is true.Just checked for the 2 weeks we are going in July/August and came up trumps.Cheaper than VH

 

[wayneg]

I continued with the booking thru as far as I could, Could not get the park tickets removed, do you have to buy tickets to get the low rate?

 

[OWJAY]

Hi. What is the website, I've got to have a look

 

[wilma-bride]

I continued with the booking thru as far as I could, Could not get the park tickets removed, do you have to buy tickets to get the low rate?

Personally, I don't think the rate is that low - it was quoting me £43 per night for a value resort in August (we normally pay about that when booking with Disney direct).

In order to get the tickets removed, you need to click on hotel only instead of hotel plus tickets when you put your initial details in.

 

[wickesy]

I've just had a quick look and booking 14 nights at the Animal Kingdom Lodge for April next year is £100 dearer than booking direct with Disney. They are £1,110 cheaper than we paid Virgin Holidays but then that includes the flights as well which obviously Attraction Tickets doesn't.

Hi. What is the website, I've got to have a look

http://www.attraction-tickets-direct.co.uk/

 

[wayneg]

I just checked out our 11 nights at Xmas for POR. £1,232.00 Direct with Disney.co.uk £1,166 with ATD. Doubt I would be tempted to use them for a £66 saving. Unless the Disney site does not include tax? then they might be worth using.
Disney.com is $2,462 +tax which makes it just under £1,400
Expedia with free nights is probably still the best option.

Joh, thanks, could not see how to do it this afternoon.

 

[scottishsue]

This is quoting me £3,094 for 14 nights at the Boardwalk Villas.

Is that good?

 

[wayneg]

This is quoting me £3,094 for 14 nights at the Boardwalk Villas.

Is that good?

All depends when and type of room.
Quick multisite search 7th Sept for 2 weeks £2,576 Studio or £2,912 villas but can vary a lot with dates.

 

[fizz13]

very interesting, just put in our Girly Tour dates and its quoting me £960 for our AKL pool view, where disney.co.uk quotes me £1044, of course if use my booked price from WDW CRO it works out to be $1552.56, which roughly works back to £817, think I'll stick with disney.com.
Its nice to have a new toy to play with though