Discounts on WDW Hotels?

[Dasha]

Where would I go to see discounts on on property hotels at WDW? I am interested only in Disney owed hotels such as Animal Kingdom, Contempary, etc.

Thanks!

 

[princessmomma]

There is a code BAT out now if you check in from (I think) October to Dec. 24th.

Check out mousesavers.com for others.

http://www.mousesavers.com/disneyresorts.html#bat

When are you traveling?

 

[Dasha]

Thanksgiving week.

 

[decaff38]

I would love to hear of a discounted room that would hold 3 adults and 2 teenagers. Two queens and a pullout or couch. WOuld be fine. We always travel like that. Or do any rooms allow or accomidate a twin airbed? Thanks We are traveling in Jan.

 

[Cheshire Figment]

The rooms at the Contemporary and Polynesian are 440 sq ft, include two queens and a day bed. Since January is Value Season discounts hould be available.

Keep an eye out for AP rates. All you need is one person with an AP and it could easily give the best discount.

Another thing to look at is the possibility of getting two "Connecting" rooms at one of the Value Resorts. This will give you four double beds and two bathrooms.

(Note that "adjoining" rooms are next to each other, but with no direct connection. "Connecting" rooms each have an interior door and you can go between the rooms without having to go outside or into the corridors.)

 

[summer33ny]

PRICELINE! PRICELINE! PRICELINE! You can get a resort hotel right in WDW for between $65-$100 a nite. I don't know where you can get a better deal than that! Check out www.biddingfortravel.com message boards for tips and to see what others paid.

 

[Deb & Bill]

If you have three adults and two teens, you will need a Deluxe resort that would have two queens and one twin daybed. Plus you would have to pay the extra adult fee for the extra adult (and depending on the ages of the teens, maybe for them, too). With two rooms at a value, you probably wouldn't have to pay the extra fee since you could arrange the family to get no more than two adults in a room. You would have double beds.

Or you could go with a FW cabin that sleeps six, but only one bathroom.

Or you could stay at a DVC resort in a two bedroom villa (that would sleep 8, have two bathrooms and a full kitchen - plus a washer and dryer).