Other Canadians Used The National Code?

[CrazyDisneyMom]

Is there anyone from Canada that has used the National Discount Code 6600330. We have a reservation for April, but checked out the Priceless Vacations site, from which this code came from and they are a new company now called Carefree Vacations and it says there offeres are for U.S. Residents.
Does this mean we will get there and not be able to use the discount?

Any opinions??

 

[tmli]

I've used it a couple of times, with no problems at all. Last time was just in January.

 

[b-1]

February 2005

 

[Polynesianfan]

Hi
Can someone fill me in on this discount code... how do you use it? What is it for?
I'm always looking for a deal too!

Sandra

 

[DisneyLisa]

I just used it last week along with the Entertainment coupon and it worked great. I booked a full size for $227US (including taxes) for 14 days but they were out of full size vehicles when we arrived so we got a TrailBlazer (SUV)...loved it (and definitely needed it for all of our luggage ).

Sandra...check out Mousesavers & the DIS Transportation Board for info & coupons for car rentals...it'll save you a ton.

 

[riu girl]

Disney lisa or tmli: do you actually need to use an entertainment book coupon to be able to use the coupon code. I mean, will you ahve to give them the coupon at check -in?
Thanks
SuzyV

 

[DisneyLisa]

You need the printed coupon but "apparently" not the Entertainment card itself (I didn't have it with me and wasn't asked for it). Check out this thread National

The best discount is usually the Priceless Code with the Entertainment coupon. Check the rates often & rebook each time they get lower...my rate went down several times before we left. Good luck & if you need any help feel free to ask.

 

[riu girl]

Thanks so much for your help with this. The only problem is is that we are flying into/from Tampa, not MCO. I checked national using these codes and the rate was HIGH, but checking MCO the rate came up to $211 inclusive. I wonder if we should fly into MCO instead of TPA to save the $$. I don't really want to though since our destination is south of Tampa and that would be a LONG drive from MCO. Our current rate (thrifty - TPA) is $350 inclusive (Dec 17-31) so that isn't too bad but doesn't compare to MCO rates..

Any advice anybody?????

Thanks
Suzy V.

 

[DisneyLisa]

I just checked it out for you & it seems the codes don't apply for the Tampa location. You may want to keep trying or maybe ask on the Transportation Board...they know a lot over there.

 

[riu girl]

Thanks for checking. I just entered a thread on the transportation board. Maybe somebody over there will be able to offer some suggestions.

Thanks
Suzy V.

 

[PhotobearSam]

www.rentalcodes.com might have something for you to use...

 

[Polynesianfan]

Sandra...check out Mousesavers & the DIS Transportation Board for info & coupons for car rentals...it'll save you a ton.

Thanks DisneyLisa,
I didn't realize you were talking about car rentals !!!

I usually book with Alamo, but if anyone is interested, you can go to orlando.com and compare all car company rates (special rates too) at once, then book the cheapest through them.
Has anyone else used this??

Sandra

 

[riu girl]

Thanks for the info. on the orlando rental car web site. It looks great. I am wondering if there is anything like this for Tampa? I don't think DH is going to want to fly in/out of MCO (vs. Tampa) just ot save a bit of $$ on the rental.
Suzy V.

 

[Polynesianfan]

Thanks for the info. on the orlando rental car web site. It looks great. I am wondering if there is anything like this for Tampa? I don't think DH is going to want to fly in/out of MCO (vs. Tampa) just ot save a bit of $$ on the rental.
Suzy V.

Hey Suzy V.,
I just tried tampa.com, and they have the same thing on there...just look for car rentals on their home page, it will link you up...

Sandra

 

[riu girl]

Sandra, thanks for the tip. I checked my dates (Dec 17 - Dec 31) and by using the thriftys web site (and a code from mousesavers) I am still able to get a less expensive rate ($356 US vs. $379US).
Thanks for the info.
Suzy V.