Booking on Hotels.com?

[Gina Starr]

So I am sure this has been posted many times before but I couldn't find what I was looking for. My husband and I are looking at going to Disney for two nights in September because we just really can't wait until our next planned trip in Septmber 2016. We were looking into staying at Pop. Through Disneys website it's about $125/night but through hotels.com it's $86/night. We could really use that savings to help with gas or food. Is it possible to link your reservation through hotels.com to the my Disney app so we can buy tickets and do fast pass 60 days out? Is it worth the savings or should we just book through Disney? Thanks in advance!

 

[Mama Lo]

I don't know about hotels.com but I was able to secure a significant saving using Orbitz. You will get the Disney reservation number and be able to link it to MDE.

Good luck and have fun!

 

[wdwjeffc37]

It would be worth it for me. That kind of savings is significant. There shouldn't be a problem linking your reservation to MDE. Just get your reservation number. Have fun and cheers!!!!!

 

[JenneleB]

Gina I was gonna message you but it won't let me. If you go through hotels.com then make sure you take five minutes and sign up for ebates.com first. Its one extra click and you will get money back on your reservation so it will help you save even more! I think orbitz offers rebates as well through there.

 

[bumbershoot]

(There are other rewards sites out there than ebates, and finding the rewards site you wish to use is a good idea!)

You just have to give hotels a few days then email them asking for the twelve digit disney reservation number starting with 4. They call Disney and get the number and give it to you. Then you link it. With the TAs you'll have to go in and change the address for MB customization.

That's cool that the price is so low. I don't remember seeing that with Disney hotels before!

 

[Gina Starr]

Thanks everyone! The awesome price is for a Monday/Tuesday. I realized I was looking at 2016 on Disneys site (oops!) so it's not as big of a savings, but still pretty good.