Priceline Room Cheaper than Disney's Rate

[Mynamewastaken]

Question for you all. I am booked through Disney for 2 nights in Feb at the FQ- rack rate. I saw another post about deals on Priceline and went ahead and plugged my dates and the same room at the FQ came up 84.00 (total) cheaper on Priceline than through Disney. I am now booked with both. Is there any way Disney will price match? Is there any drawback to booking with PL vs. Disney? Any advice is appreciated.

 

[eandt]

Question for you all. I am booked through Disney for 2 nights in Feb at the FQ- rack rate. I saw another post about deals on Priceline and went ahead and plugged my dates and the same room at the FQ came up 84.00 (total) cheaper on Priceline than through Disney. I am now booked with both. Is there any way Disney will price match? Is there any drawback to booking with PL vs. Disney? Any advice is appreciated.

Disney will not price match …

 

[Cogswel_Cogs]

Besides could you cancel anyway. I thought Priceline and like were tough to cancel.

 

[Rory607]

Check Priceline’s cancellation policy and fine print. If it was a huge difference I might be tempted. But for 84 bucks I would just stay with Disney if possible.

 

[gottalovepluto]

Disney doesn’t price match. As long as the cancellation policy is the same as Disney’s I would book Priceline. Disney treats the reservations the same as far room placement and while you’re there. Before you arrive if you want to make a room request you may need to do that through Priceline as they are your TA.

 

[C&Jx2]

Does that include fees? Because Disney's prices do.

 

[Mynamewastaken]

Yes, it includes taxes and fees.

Does that include fees? Because Disney's prices d

 

[NicoleLarson]

I would stick with priceline. I book regularly with them all of the time and there's no difference in the reservation. You cannot add DDP just FYI, that's about the only difference I can find