Disneyworld.com

[Mercy]

What do you think of this new site? I found it hard to navigate. I was just checking out some package prices, but could not get it to pull up specific hotels, etc. I really didn't get the info I was looking for. Anyone else feel this way, or maybe it's just me.

 

[goin2disneyagain]

I really don't like it. It doesn't really give me the information I want like the old site did.

 

[Letsbgoofy]

I didn't have any trouble booking my room only reservation, but I was surprised to find that you can't pay anything more than the initial deposit on an online reservation (I cancelled it and booked over the phone - I like to have my room paid off before we get there).

 

[DavidandDenise]

The new site seems to reflect a new attempt to get people to buy the higher-priced packages. When you select a resort, they almost always suggest the highest-price option (concierge, tower, preferred, etc.) The same thing seems to apply with their ticket suggestions. You can change your room selection using a small menu that is there, but it seems specifically designed to lure you into paying more. I guess it's a good move for them, but I've found the site more frustrating, personally.

 

[ralpheholt]

and I don't like it. Old version was easier to deal with and had more information. I thought they might let you enter discount codes for reservations, but even that hasn't happened (and probably won't).

 

[chamonix]

While it's true there is no way to enter codes, at least now there is a place to get quotes and book online for "Special Offers". On the reservation page, scroll down to where it says "Special Offers". Follow that, then click Book Online (which is a bit hidden in some text). It gave me quotes much lower than the original booking page. I think the prices were about what the codes are bringing. I agree, it's not easy to find, but it is there, and I never saw that on the old pages.
Of course, I booked over the phone anyway.