Has anyone ever used floridavisitorcenter.com to make reservations need feedback asap

[jaw62901]

I was wondering if anyone has used floridavisitorcenter.com to make WDW reservations. They quoted me a really really really good quote for Disney All-Stars $844.80 ($105.60 a night), CBR $1209.60 ($151.20 a night) and AKL $1740.80 ($217.60) for my Dec 26 to Jan 3 solo trip. Compared to WDW.com, if I choose AKL, it would save me $1152.64.

Should I worry, or is this legit. Also, does anyone know if this is one of those things where you have to go listen to some stupid presentation for half your trip. It doesn't say that, but I am just wondering.

I sent them an e-mail about these, but can't talk to them until Monday morning.

 

[Donnainnj]

Jason,
The only red flag I saw on this site was the $250 per person deposit seems real high. Don't know if kids are included but it seemed high.

 

[Lewisc]

Never heard of them before, I doubt they have access to any special pricing. If you want to use a travel agency I'd give Dreams Unlimited a shot.

 

[gbanshee]

I contacted them once, the prices they gave were estimates. They would not give actual pricing. The deposit amount is a red flag as well, not disney's standard. Contact a reputable agency you know and have them do the reservation. There will be very few specials for that time period since it is Christmas. If you want a good deal, go during a different season.

gb

 

[bigsis1970]

Jason, I would keep your Swan or Dolphin Ressie.. beware of deals that seem too good to be true ( they usually are ! ) just my .02 cents.. Michelle
Ps I was glad to see that you are feeling better and the DR bills were soo high as you were thinking..

 

[jaw62901]

I finally got a hold of them today and the rates that they gave me on th phone ewere between $250 and $500 higher then what there quotes were.

I am sticking with going through Disney for my reservation.