Honeymoon Package?

[littleangie]

I was wondering if anyone could tell me what all is included in the package. I still have over a year to plan our honeymoon but trying to figure out about how much money to save.

thanks

 

[lurkyloo]

Hmmm... Walt Disney World doesn't really offer a specific Honeymoon Package anymore. The closest thing they have is Disney’s Magic Your Way Platinum Package, which costs $209 per adult per day.

In addition to hotel accommodations, park admission, three meals a day per person at any of 100+ participating restaurants, two snacks a day per person, and a refillable resort mug, you get complimentary access to numerous recreational activities, one admission per person to Cirque du Soliel’s La Nouba, unlimited admission to certain theme park tours, access to a preferred fireworks viewing area at the Magic Kingdom and at Epcot, personalized itinerary planning before you arrive, nightly turn-down service, private in-room child care, one spa treatment per person, one fireworks cruise during the Magic Kingdom’s Wishes Nighttime Spectacular or Epcot’s IllumiNations: Reflections of Earth, reserved seating at Disney’s Hollywood Studios’ Fantasmic! show, and a PhotoPass CD containing all the pictures you take with Disney’s PhotoPass photographers at the four theme parks.

The Platinum Package is also the only one that includes the option of dining at Victoria & Albert’s at the Grand Floridian Resort & Spa.

Hope this helps!

 

[RachaelA]

Platinum Package doesn't even seem worth it if you want to spend a lot of time at the parks because you won't even get to do all the things the Platinum Package offers. If you want to do a few of them, it'd probably be cheaper to pay OOP.

You can price out what you want to do now and estimate prices since they usually don't change that much.

For example, FI and I sat down and decided we wanted to stay at AKL Cl with the dining plan. We were going to upgrade whatever tickets we bought with the package to annual passes. I looked up the prices of those for 08 when we started looking and just added on an extra couple hundred dollars to be safe. Then I went through and decided what tours and extras we wanted to do (Keys to the Kingdom Tour, Sunrise Safari, etc). Then I had some idea what it would cost.

It was nice because Disney came out with the Buy 4 Get 3 sale which saved us almost $1600. And we get discounts on tours and other things like mini golf, with AAA, APs, or Disney Visa. I didn't factor any of that in because I'd rather be too high then too low.

Then I knew where we were at (a lot of money ) and knew about how much it would cost.