Disney 1 week + 3 week flights?

[wedreamofdisney]

Just wondering which comapanys will do this??

Just rang Disney and they can't help

We are booked into the the Sheraton for 2 weeks 15th October. We want a week before that on site, just to get our bearings and take advantage of DD.
This way we can get dinner shows and character meals in before we head off to the Sheraton. I have looked at POR and quite like the look of it.

We want to fly with Virgin by the way, will they???

Thanks

 

[torsie24]

I'd just book it all independently. You will save a lot of money that way and you can choose any airline you like.

 

[suzybear6]

I guess your options are either book it yourself individually with Disney.co.uk for the hotel part and then Virgin Atlantic for the flights, or go to an independant travel agent and get them to do the individual bookings for you.

hth

Luv Suzy

 

[wideeyes]

Virgin holidays may, I think they charge an extra fee if you don't do part of the holiday package though, which would be the two weeks you won't have a hotel booked with them. If I understand right.

I would probably book a flydrive with VH or flights with VA and then disney hotel with disney.

 

[Mrs Doubtfire]

I agree with Claire - I think Virgin will allow you to 'unpackage' a holiday - but charge a fee for the weeks when you don't book accomodation with them.

have you checked the prices of flights only?

 

[scottishgirl87]

Were doing similar but have booked it all separately! Doing a week at Pop! then moving onto RPR, however, like I said Ive booked all of this myself

 

[igk]

I agree with those suggesting doing it independently.
Book the flights with Virgin Atlantic (or any other airline if prices/dates don't work), and book the week at WDW with Disney UK, and get the free DDP

 

[TheBlundells]

Yes, I would agree. Look at booking independantly to get the flexibility you want.

 

[wedreamofdisney]

Thanks guys

I think independent is the way to go, best get staright on it