For those who book direct with disney!

[tallym]

Do you do thru the Usa or Uk number or site?
Is there any difference at all?

If I book thru the UK site will I still be able to apply codes if they come out??

Iam particulary interested in any one who had the free dining offer.... did you get this via the UK disney??

 

[PaulaSB12]

I will do it via the us number, because I upgraded my 14 day pass to an annual pass and should get discounts on the room.
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[Ruth B]

US site. i found it to be cheaper.

 

[tallym]

see..I really want to do it on the uk site cos then I can get the 14 day Ultimate ticket this isn't available in the US, BUT I just have a feeling that some sort of package deal is going to be brought out At the end of August and I don't want to miss out because I booked Via the UK.

 

[Frances999]

Disney USA - Greater choice, nearly always cheaper (with AAA/Annual Pass/General codes), Just as easy and no strict cancellation policy.

 

[Amyrlin]

I book on the US site usually. However, I have an AP so don't need tickets. But, there is nothing stopping you booking a room only and then buying the UK ticket.


However, do make a comparision with the deals that come out, these can be very good sometimes, esp. on the MYW packages.

 

[angel659]

We booked via Disney.co.uk only because the exxhange rate was poor when we were making our booking. USA have more options or dreams unlimited which are on this site add any discounts you may or they may find throughout the year.

You can always pay for the tickets say when you are absoloutly sure what you are going to do and just book the room so you know you have the booking. You could book via Dreams unlimited or USA and speak to both regarding any future discounts would they apply them. Go from there.

If you book from the UK you have a national number that connects you directly with the states, but disney pay the premium. All the documentation comes from disney.co.uk in London.

Hope this helps.

 

[BevS97]

I generally compare both - usually the USA site is cheaper, but I am finding the new 10 day only rule is a real pain - I was looking for a 14 day trip, with tickets and dining, and I would have had to book 2 trips, a 10 day and a 4 days, buy 2 seperate tickets (10 +4), or else buy the 10 day package, then a 4 day room only and have no dining for the last 4 days - that would have worked, but I just felt like it was all very difficult and ackward, whereas on the uk site I can book a 14 day package with a 14 day ticket and full dining.

After all of that - I;ve decided to stay offsite anyway!!!