question about codes and price SORRY!!!

[pattyb]

Frist I love this board!!!! Cann't wait to get on everyday.

1. When I go to mouse savers is there a special place to find the codes? I'm confused when i go to that web site.
2. We are going in June for 7 nights..... going to stay at one of the All Stars, when i go on Disney.com and type in the info in the reservation place it gives be a $77.00 a night rate is this right? I thought June and July where peak times for Disney? When the codes come out will I get that room cheaper?

Please help... I want to book soon.
Thanks,
Patty

 

[Gillian]

June & July are considered "Regular" season for the All-stars. Rack rate is $99/night plus tax. I'm not sure why it's coming up with $77. I am not aware of any specials for that time. That's the Value season rack rate, which is in effect now.

I think the computers there might be down, so you may want to try again tomorrow.

Seasons - http://www.mousesavers.com/seasondates2003.html

To see if there are any discounts available for your visit, go to Mousesavers.com, click on Walt Disney World in the left hand column. The WDW page has helpful info. You can then click on Disney Resorts to see about booking a room.

 

[CarolMN]

When you get to the MouseSavers home page ( www.MouseSavers.com ), click on the link for Walt Disney World - it's on the top of the left hand side column. Then click on the link for resorts. That will bring you to the page on WDW Resort discounts.

Here is a link to 2003 Rack rates (also from MouseSavers):

2003 Rack Rates for Value Resorts

Here is a link with the season dates for the Value resorts (again from Mousesavers):

Seasons for the Value Resorts

Based on that info, it appears Disney.com is giving you a value season rate for regular season dates. Be sure to read the info on deposits and cancellation deadlines and only if they are acceptable to you, go ahead and book online.

I don't know if you can apply a discount code after the fact when you book online without cancelling and rebooking. You may be better off calling to make the ressie, especially if it is a room only ressie. Hoping someone else will be in a position to advise - I'm not.

Good luck!