I can't wait for 2019 resort rates!

[krisb1969]

Hi,

Long time lurker, first time poster

I am planning our second Disney World trip, hopefully over my 50th birthday in February, 2019. I know it's a newbie move but I'm totally bummed that I cannot book a room / see the rates for that time until the June time frame. How am I gonna deal with this? Ugh

I was to Disney in the late 90's, then again last November with my 7 year old daughter. I've been obsessed with the place ever since. I just wish I could have an idea of cost so I would know if I can swing this again next year. Originally I was planning on visiting Universal and Harry Potter but the more I thought about it I just knew I would be missing Disney too much not to go!

Thanks for listening!

 

[_auroraborealis_]

You can book by phone but won't know the rate as you book.

 

[krisb1969]

I know Unfortunately I'm out of luck if I don't know how much it's going to turn out to be. I won't know if it's possible to go, or how long we can go until I have the updated costs. Oh well, I'll just have to find something else about the trip I can plan to keep my busy for a couple of months. Not easy!!

 

[dansdad]

I know Unfortunately I'm out of luck if I don't know how much it's going to turn out to be. I won't know if it's possible to go, or how long we can go until I have the updated costs. Oh well, I'll just have to find something else about the trip I can plan to keep my busy for a couple of months. Not easy!!

Take the rates found in the link below and multiply them by 1.07 and you will get very close to 2019 rates.

www.mousesavers.com/2018-disney-world-room-rates-season-dates/

 

[krisb1969]

Thanks!!

 

[samsonjs]

Take the rates found in the link below and multiply them by 1.07 and you will get very close to 2019 rates.

www.mousesavers.com/2018-disney-world-room-rates-season-dates/

Do you think Coronado will go up more than 1.07 next year since the rooms will all be renovated? The tower won't be finished until the summer though.

 

[rwdavis2]

You can always cancel if the rates go crazy. There's no predicting the actual increase. It's just anyone's guess until the prices are released.