Booking

[reddog1473]

Is it best to book the minute the pricing is released or wait? Our travel dates are March 12-14, 2016. Appreciate the help.

 

[minnie mum]

Depends on whether or not you are depending on a discount for your stay. If you are, then there's no point in booking now. If you aren't, then you might as well book now while they have lots of inventory available.

 

[mickeynut1]

Is it best to book the minute the pricing is released or wait? Our travel dates are March 12-14, 2016. Appreciate the help.

I agree with minnie mum.

 

[Babsy]

Depends on whether or not you are depending on a discount for your stay. If you are, then there's no point in booking now. If you aren't, then you might as well book now while they have lots of inventory available.

Well said!! agreed!

 

[Dean Marino]

Before we became DVC members....

We would book IMMEDIATELY, then lurk. Check the Disney Website daily for deals.... When one came up? We moved.

TWO things could occur....

1) Disney refused to extend a discount to an existing vacation. Action: IN ORDER - book a new Vacation, and in the same phne call, CANCEL the old vacation.

2) Number 1 occurred exactly ONCE within 12 years, 24 vacations. Disney "gets" that denying you a discount on an existing booking is a no win situation for them. It just consumes paperwork, and manpower.

So - BOOK NOW. But sit like a HAWK on that website, or MouseSavers.com. When a discount shows up? CALL CALL CALL. FORGET the WDW MDE Web-Joke.