Booking a disney vacation???

[adoptionmomma4]

My daughter is going to the National Cheerleading competition in March of 2008 in Orlando. I want to make this a short family vacation this year. We went alone last year and I missed the rest of the family terribly. I looked online at prices and wanted to book the package the internet showed with the dining plan + park hopper passes. I called Disney to get answers to a few of my questions and they told me the price was almost double since the internet only showed value season prices and I was coming in peak season. I would have assumed the web site to show accurate pricing since it asked for specific dates, which I provided. I kindly thanked them and said we will have to stay off site.

Is that normal for the Disney web site to have incorrect pricing?
Should I look with a travel agent?
What is the best way to schedule an onsite yet affordable vacation?

Thanks in advance

 

[spiceycat]

what are your days?

how many people? what ages?

give the details.

not most of the time the internet is correct. It gives you the per day price too.

then you can go check it with the mousesavers

 

[trivial]

I would definitely book with a reputable, Disney-centric travel agency, as there are various benefits to doing so and no downside. Going in peak season is going to mean more expensive prices everywhere of course, but a value resort would be the least-expensive way to stay on-site. Paying Disney's posted rates isn't necessary; there are various ways to save money, including discount codes (see mousesavers.com). Note that you must stay on-site to get the dining plan.

 

[adoptionmomma4]

what are your days?

how many people? what ages?

give the details.

not most of the time the internet is correct. It gives you the per day price too.

then you can go check it with the mousesavers

We will be going from March 25-March 31, 2008. We have 2 adults and 4 children (one will still be 2).

We need to fly, get a car, tickets (only 2 day passes) and we would really like the dining plan.

Thank you again.