Disney Deals from the UK

[SnowWhite1]

Hi there! I am trying to convince my good friend in London that our families should meet up at Disney World in a couple of years. Can you get the pin #s over there for a percentage off rooms or free dining? Just curious for the most economical ways to get from London to Orlando to further convince them that it is possible.

TIA!

 

[2Tiggies]

You can get pin numbers, but they are only for use on the US site. Nothing stopping you from booking it though. Plenty of people from here do if it works out cheaper. Pins for US guests only come out a maximum of 6 months in advance though, so you have to be prepared to wing it a bit.


Free dining is usually offered for set periods in the UK like August to November for example and next year they have added extra dates as well. You don't need a pin to get these discounts and can book directly with Disney or a travel agent in the UK. Shop around though because prices for the same holiday vary widely from one place to the next. Disney UK usually release their holidays and free dining dates around late April/early May for the following year so you can book up to 19+ months in advance.

Flights - I am not the best person to ask as I have always done packages for Disney which is usually not the cheapest option, but the gurus will be along soon to give you some good advice.

 

[ChipnDaleRule]

in my experience (which is Virgin experience)if you can book when the flight becomes avaliable(11 months)it will be at its cheapest.Even when i compared prices in the sale they had in jenuary, booking at 11 months was by far the cheapest option.Also you could try a 1 stop flight,i'm sure theywork out quite cheap too,but again as previous said no doubt a guru will follow with advice a plenty.

 

[2Tiggies]

Good advice from the previous poster. In years past, people sometimes got themselves a flight bargain at a late stage on the sales. Not so this year. He who hesitates, pays more.

 

[SnowWhite1]

Thanks. I'm noting everything down so far!!!