Should AAA be cheaper?

[mjcole2004]

Hello! We are planning on going to Disney in June. We are going with another family and are trying to get the best rates. The other family is wanting to stay at All Star Movies from June 15-22 (7 nights). They want to do the basic dining plan. There are 2 adults and 2 children. I was quoted $2712 on disney's website for the hotel (preferred room), dining plan and 8 day park hopper without the add on.

I also checked Dreams Unlimited. They quoted $2617 - so a little bit cheaper.

I then called AAA. I gave them all of the exact same information - preferred room, 8 day park hopper no add on, basic dining plan,etc. and they quoted $2734 for the trip???

Am I missing something? I'm new to all of this

I guess I just thought AAA would be cheaper? Why would they be more? I know it's just a small amount, but still.

So at this point we're thinking that booking through Dreams Unlimited might be the best bet. They've gotten great reviews on this site and from what I understand they will change the price if it goes down or a code comes out, right?

What do you guys think would be the best bet at this point for our trip in June. We want to book it as soon as possible! I know June is during busy season so we might not be able to get a discount, but it sure would be nice!!!

Thanks in advance!!!

 

[bekkiz]

I've used Dreams a number of times, and they have always been great. I know they can get AAA discounts on rooms for you, but I'm not sure if they can do AAA on packages (although I can't imagine why they couldn't)

Check with them about that, because AAA should be cheaper.

 

[ameraumi]

Check to see if trip insurance was added to your quote. That may be why the AAA quote is higher.

 

[Mickiethepooh]

Only AAA can book you a AAA package. But if the AAA rooms are gone for your dates the price will be without the discount. So it could be that.