package pricing

[kailuagirl]

I'm so confused, I was just checking out pricing and within a few minutes, prices went down from 1994.50 to 1776 at the grand and 1558 to 1340 and DLH and 1306 to 1088 at PPH. Is this normal? Should I wait to buy our tickets incase the come down even more?
I am making a spreadsheet to help figure out where to stay, I'm so confused on whether to stay onsite or at BWPPI. Decisions, decisions

 

[FlameGirl]

I can't answer your question specifically, but I CAN tell you that Costco's travel website is seriously goofy. You might give it a few minutes and try again.

 

[NewbieMouse]

It's interesting that it's $218 in each case - are you sure you didn't change one of the add-ons? (e.g. accidentally not put your kids ages in right, do a different number of days in the park, messed with the dining, etc.). I know I've done that before.

 

[dizplanner]

Or one time include the travel insurance and the other time didn't

 

[bumbershoot]

Should I wait to buy our tickets incase the come down even more?

Well...buying tickets is different than buying a package, yes?

Buying tickets is a one-shot thing...can't change it after the fact.

Buying a package CAN be changed. They do officially charge change fees, but they can waive that if they feel like it.


I find it easier to decide what I really WANT, then find the ways to get that cheaper.

So you should look at the discounts you can get on your own at the resorts and hotel, look at the cheapest prices on tickets, etc. Really make sure you're getting THE best price at the time.

My experience with booking a package was the opposite as you...I'd been checking prices repeatedly, decided to book "tomorrow", and then tomorrow arrived with a nice fat increase, across the board, in package prices!

 

[Goofy_Mom]

Or one time include the travel insurance and the other time didn't

Travel insurance is only $119. I've looked at the travel packages and had a reverse affect. The price went up after a couple of minutes.