Quote for a 10 night package?

[MeetingMickeyin2006]

I have emailed Disney and I'm not getting anywhere. I've told them that I would like a ROUGH estimate of what a 10 night package might run us,at the CBR, with a 7 or 10 day ticket with the park hopper option for 2 adults and one 4 year old. I told them I am going in July 06, and all I want is a rough quote. I've told them that I will take a quote from July '05, knowing that the price will probably be different next year. They keep telling me they can't quote a price for next year yet. I've told them again that a quote on a 10 day package for this year will do. GRRR!

Any other ideas on getting a quote on a 10 night package?

 

[twocat]

Go to their website and put in the information for this year and figure a 5%-10% increase. Or call them using this year as a guide. Just make sure you are working within the same season next year as you are for getting prices for this year. Did not know they responded to e-mail requests for quotes.

 

[MeetingMickeyin2006]

I can get a quote for 8 nights on the website for July of this year, but I can't get a quote for 10 days no matter what hotel/ticket combo I use. It says that packages are for a maximum of 8 nights. I read somewhere on this board that they now offer 10 night packages.

 

[Marseeya]

Is CBR a moderate?

Anyway, we just paid for our trip for June for a deluxe resort, so you can figure yours will be quite a bit less. It's a 9 night stay with 7 day park hopper with dining -- the dining added about $1,000 to it (very worth it for my family). It was $4200 through AAA. When I asked how much it would be to add a night to the hotel it came to over $4500 -- remember, that's with dining.

The 9 day without dining was around $3200.

Oh, and that's for four of us -- me, dh, ds(14), and dd(9). So, subtract an adult from that.

I'm sure someone else on here can come on with a more accurate price for you.

 

[mom2threeboys]

Why don't you try calling? I think you'll find you get much further actually talking to someone.
Good luck!

 

[MeetingMickeyin2006]

Why don't you try calling? I think you'll find you get much further actually talking to someone.
Good luck!

Good idea. I think I will.

 

[KayleeUK]

Just moving this over to the Resorts Forum

 

[ILoveWDW2003]

Another option would be to contact a Disney specialist travel agent such as Dreams Unlimited or Dream Come True Vacations - they can get the info for you.

 

[NJDisneymom]

you can easily come up with your own rough estimate. CBR at regular season is $149 night, with tax that comes to about $166/night. A 10 day park hopper prices are on the website (1 adult is $232).

Depending on the time of year and the number of people you can easily come up with this years rates to give you a general idea.

 

[java]

Just another tip that disney won't tell you about when making ressies...July overlaps with two different price seasons. It generally turns to value on July 5th. If you start your trip before that switch you will be charged the peak rates for the entire length of your stay(even if you go beyond July5) The way to avoid this is to book as two seperate stays. One during the peak time and another starting on the value day. There is a slight possibility that you will have to switch rooms-although we never have.

 

[ILoveWDW2003]

Just another tip that disney won't tell you about when making ressies...July overlaps with two different price seasons. It generally turns to value on July 5th. If you start your trip before that switch you will be charged the peak rates for the entire length of your stay(even if you go beyond July5) The way to avoid this is to book as two seperate stays. One during the peak time and another starting on the value day. There is a slight possibility that you will have to switch rooms-although we never have.

Thats for Deluxe and Home Away From Home resorts, Values and Moderate are in Regular season from April 17 - August 27....