Grand California on 24 Hour sale at Expedia

[QueenDoOver]

Maybe you all know about this, but I saw GC at $249 a night on Expedia if you book at least 2 nights. I put in July 24-July 28th and that was what it told me. It was less than DLH and only $50 per night more than PPH. Great Rate, wish I was going.

 

[debdreamsofdis]

There are some days in June available for $228 a night! If only they would let my family of 6 (one under the age of 3) stay in one room, I'd be tempted.

 

[debdreamsofdis]

Don't forget to add in the resort fee that you need to pay at check-in when booking through Expedia.

 

[nunzia]

Don't forget to add in the resort fee that you need to pay at check-in when booking through Expedia.

...and tax....

 

[blackjackdelta]

There are some days in June available for $228 a night! If only they would let my family of 6 (one under the age of 3) stay in one room, I'd be tempted.

You may be tempted, but if caught you have no room. My brother learned this a few years back, besides in a standard room you would be packed like sardines.

Jack

 

[debdreamsofdis]

You may be tempted, but if caught you have no room. My brother learned this a few years back, besides in a standard room you would be packed like sardines.

Jack

No, I mean, I'd be tempted to book at this rate IF they let 6 in a room. Yeah, of course, we would have to book 2 rooms for our family, but even with this reduced rate, it's just way too far out of our league.

It's just sort of lame because at DisneyWorld, I could book my whole family in one room that has a room occupancy of 5, because children under 3 don't count towards occupancy. Unfortunately, that same rule doesn't apply at DL.

 

[Queen Elisabeth]

I'm pretty sure that you can blame that on California fire code. They're very strict on occupancy laws.

 

[deedeetoo]

I checked our dates and the price is the same 40% off rack that we got straight from Disney.

 

[carolinamama]

I checked our dates and the price is the same 40% off rack that we got straight from Disney.

I was thinking this, too. We did 5 for 3, but I knew that was close to what we're ultimately paying per night.