Everyone, Everyone the 42% offer is back for 2011 !!

[fairytale]

Morning All.

Just checked the WDW.UK site and the 42% off offer for next year is back

I'am so relieved, excited, jubilant, etc etc.....

Same as previous years SSR and OKW only plus free dining

Not sure how the prices compare with CO, but in light of the current cashback deals through Quidco (thanks Wayne) and the fact I feel so much more at ease booking direct with Disney I am reaching for my Credit Card as we speak !!! 2011 here we come

 

[AndyBlizz]

I just noticed it also.

My booking with Complete Orlando is £70 more expensive than Disney UK.


If Quidco + £70 was close to my deposit with CO i would have cancelled CO and gone with Disney.

But my deposit was £350. So its about half so i am sticking with my CO booking but i feel better that disney are now offering it also.

 

[disney_princess_85]

Great news! Looks like we might be heading for OKW next year.

 

[Dave_uk]

how to you get this offer up?

Thanks all

 

[AndyBlizz]

how to you get this offer up?

Thanks all

Its not advertised yet.

They has only adjusted the prices so far.


So get in early.

 

[igk]

Ooh err so it is
Aug/Sep 2011 look good - a bit more expensive than this year but OK, though dates I might be interested in (Oct/Nov) looking more expensive. Hiopefully they will come lower as was the case this year.

 

[miss_bell]

still cheaper to book with CO for the dates we want in Aug 2011

 

[NikkiMouse]

I just booked this morning with Complete Orlando

They were £231 cheaper than WDW for my dates 1st Oct 2011 to 22nd Oct 2011. 21 glorious nights in OKW with free dining!!!!

Can't wiat, I'm doing the Happy Dance now, will I be able to sustain it for 16 months!!

 

[wayneg]

I wondered if they were going to release soon as cashback was reduced to 3% a few days ago.

Just compared 17 nights we would want next August at OKW with 3 x 21 day tix.

Disney Total Price £2,811 less £84.33 = £2,726.67

Complete Orlando £2,640
£86.67 more with Disney.

I suspect they will let people book at this price then when the main rush is over put the cashback back upto 6%, then the price will be only £2.34 more than CO at £2,642.34

Anyone heard anything else about desserts?

 

[fairytale]

Just been having a good look through the WDW website and only 2010 Dining plans are still showing

The wording appears exactly the same as last year ie 1 table, 1 counter one snack, but that probably means very little

 

[scottish mum]

i had just got a quote from CO for next october, disney is still about £300 dearer than them

 

[fairytale]

CO are £480.00 cheaper for us than Disney, dont know why but I just feel "safer" booking with Disney.

However, I was only giving it up until the end of the week and was then going to bite the bullet and book with CO.

 

[disney_princess_85]

CO are £480.00 cheaper for us than Disney, dont know why but I just feel "safer" booking with Disney.

I feel exactly the same, even though I know many people on here have booked with CO and have had no problems. Silly, I suppose! I'm holding out for the time being anyway- we've just booked to go to New York next year, plus we've still got to pay our WDW balance off!

 

[Elise79]

Anyone heard anything else about desserts?

I would guess you are not going to know for certain until Disney releases the packages for 2011 in the US at the start of August.

I am so glad we don't have to go through this any more - given up the DDP in favour of TIW now we have DVC.

 

[wayneg]

I am so glad we don't have to go through this any more - given up the DDP in favour of TIW now we have DVC.

If relatives go with us its an easy choice, I doubt very much they would enjoy DDP, either the ADR's or the type of food.
If we go without them I will number crunch but seen some good prices offsite for next August.

 

[orangetiggs]

so glad its back was getting so worried!!!!

 

[igk]

My dates for THIS October are still available so I don't suppose there's any rush to book next Oct - it's showing about £200 more for the week at mom so I'll sit tight and gently monitor it.
Good to see things moving in the right direction

 

[fairytale]

A 2 bedroomed Villa for this October at SSR has been SOLD OUT since before Christmas for our dates.

We tried to change our arrival date by just one day and was told that there was no availability left.

 

[joolz1910]

I've just priced this up for 2011:

CO: £4210
Disney: £4501

I would book with the cheapest! Having said that, if the prices rise again significantly for 2012 (when we plan on going) I will be staying offsite. I have worked out that it would be around £1200 for tickets and £1000 for offsite accommodation so I keep wondering - would I really spend approximately £2000 + on food over 2 weeks?

 

[wayneg]

I would book with the cheapest! Having said that, if the prices rise again significantly for 2012 (when we plan on going) I will be staying offsite. I have worked out that it would be around £1200 for tickets and £1000 for offsite accommodation so I keep wondering - would I really spend approximately £2000 + on food over 2 weeks?

I have been breaking ours down.
17 nights OKW with Complete Orlando £2,640

3 x 21 day tix £822
17 days Best Western Lakeside £391
Total £1,213 leaving £1,427 for food. We usually average £60/day offsite =£1,020. Approx £400 or £24/day more.

Internet fees onsite cancels out parking fees offsite.