Question about booking thru costco

[darlenesmommy]

We are going to book our trip thur costco. We have 2 friends going with us and we will be sharing one suite. It will hold all of us per the website of the hotel. If I call costco can they tell me what the price the room is and how much we are getting charged for each park hooper. When I look online for pricing it tells you how much it will be total but does not give you a hotel this much, tickets this much and what ever else is charged. Do they give you this after you book it or can I call them to book it.

Also when does Disney open sales for May and the hotels open booking rooms for May. Thats when we are going.

 

[skiingfast]

Is your idea to split the room cost only, so you need to remove the coast of the other components to know what part is for the room?

 

[darlenesmommy]

Is your idea to split the room cost only, so you need to remove the coast of the other components to know what part is for the room?

We are spliting the hotel room and they are paying for their own tickets. So we are paying for half the room and 3 tickets and they are paying half the room and 2 tickets.

 

[Mommy2PrincessAbby]

We are spliting the hotel room and they are paying for their own tickets. So we are paying for half the room and 3 tickets and they are paying half the room and 2 tickets.

Its a package--so they don't usually break it all out for you... I don't think they want you to really know what the costs are--so it looks like you are getting a great deal (I love costco vacation packages!)

 

[GrandBob]

We are spliting the hotel room and they are paying for their own tickets. So we are paying for half the room and 3 tickets and they are paying half the room and 2 tickets.

Well, the cost of a 5-for-3 adult parkhopper is $184. So here's what I'd do:

1. Take the total package price, and subtract $184.
2. Split the result in half. That's what your friends should pay.
3. You pay for the other half plus the $184 for the extra hopper.

HTH,
Bob

 

[bumbershoot]

No, they won't break it down for you. However, if you were to go upgrade your tix to an AP, the value of the ticket is set at the prepurchase online cost of those tickets, basically. So then you can figure that out!

And it's a good chance to see if you're actually getting a good deal, vs buying a la carte, or even having one person upgrade to an AP so that you can get any AP deals (if better than other deals) on the room.