September/ extra day and night deals

[tigger300686]

Can anyone tell me what it is like in september,we fancy going again when the parks arent very busy but hopefully the weathers still warmish!?!so i thought september would be good- for this year they are going extra day and night offers- is this just for the 15th anniversary or have they done this every year?as we might have to wait untill next yr for our next trip? and one last thing, were the EMH available before the 15th anniversary? any chance they may be staying?

 

[DLPdaft]

Hi,

September midweek, after the school holidays are over, is a very quiet time in the parks. The weather is usually t-shirt and shorts weather, and there are usually bargains to be had on packages too at that time of year. My sister and her family went for the first time to DLRP the year before the 15th anniversary stuff started, in late September, and they didn't queue for anything the whole time they were there. They got a very good deal on a package with lastminute.com too.

Right now, there is also an early booker option for arrivals at DLRP on dates in September and very early October - you can get £90 per room discount on a package booked through Disney direct, if you book by 30th April.

Also, about EMH. I don't know if these will continue after the 15th anniversary celebrations stop - but the 15 anniversary has been extended to March 2009, so if you're planning a trip this September you'll still be able to get EMH, if they are scheduled for the dates you are going (they are not every day, every month).

Elaine

 

[thelittlemermaid83]

Im going in September and have been told its not very busy and the weather is nice and warm (thankgod lol)

 

[tigger300686]

Thanks, i thought i would be good to go then, but i would also love to go over halloween but for the price of going 3/4 nights then we could go a week in sept - oh well i guess i'll just have try both lol

 

[tigger300686]

yeah def, NYE was wonderful but very very cold!!!