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[alabamagirl]

I just got an allearsnet.com newsletter with this advertisement. This makes the discounted packages almost unbelievably cheap. What does everyone else think?

Has anyone booked one of these discounted packages for Jan-Mar.?


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[OhMari]

433/6=72.00. A base ticket runs around $58, per day so that leaves $14 a piece for the room. But that is for 2 people in a room, so that would be $28 for probably a value room. And it is probably for just a select few rooms.

I know the promotion is for free parking hopping with a base ticket. Wow, that seems like a really good deal.

 

[aka-mad4themouse]

433/6=72.00. A base ticket runs around $58, per day so that leaves $14 a piece for the room. But that is for 2 people in a room, so that would be $28 for probably a value room. And it is probably for just a select few rooms.

I know the promotion is for free parking hopping with a base ticket. Wow, that seems like a really good deal.

Your estimate that the tickets are $58/day is a little off. That's the price (without tax) for a single-day ticket. A 7-day MYW base ticket for an adult is $212, which makes the daily cost closer to $30/day. Since the package that the OP is looking is for 6-nights/7-days, this would be closer to the actual pricing.

So, for 2 adults the package would cost a minimum of $866. Of that, $414 would be the cost of the tickets, leaving $452 to cover the cost of the room.

That makes the room costs around $75/night (assuming double occupancy). That's a little better than the $79/night that a Value Resort costs during value season.

It's not a bad deal but you should probably get pricing from a couple of sources. Try Dreams Unlimited (they sponsor these boards) for an estimate. Consult a local TA as well and if you have AAA, get a quote from them as well. Just make sure that you're comparing the same thing from all of them. Some TAs (like AAA) will automatically add the cost of trip insurance to your quote. Make sure that you understand whether they've included it when they give you the numbers.