Some shareholder help for a booking next year

[stevelamb121]

Hi all

I'm looking at booking a trip for 5 nights in may next year (last 2 weeks some time)

After looking at the £902 cost for Cheyenne and picking my jaw up off the floor, I was wondering if I could make use of my shareholders card?

I've only ever used it for discounts at the restaurants and shops?

Would I be able to use it for any discount? I seem to remember something about it only being for a couple of days?

Any help appreciated for setting up a trip in these hard economic times?

 

[DLPdaft]

Does the £902 quote have a discount? You do get shareholders discount on packages, but its only 10%, so it might work out more expensive using shareholders discount (shareholders can't be used with any other package discount).

 

[stevelamb121]

By all accounts that included a 25% discount for me, dw and ds from 21st may for 5 nights. I know there will be a new package in the new year but was just wondering about making more use of the shareholders?

 

[DLPdaft]

okay, there are another couple of ways of crunching the numbers. If you absolutely must stay onsite, you could get a quote for just one adult and your child (is your little one 3 yet?). Then you could add the other adult at check-in for no extra charge and buy an annual pass (either Fantasy or Dream) when you get there, with your shareholders 15% discount on annual passes.

Or, you could consider one of the associated hotels, and buy annual passes for everyone who needs them, again with 15% shareholders discount on each annual pass. For example, the Kyriad hotel is only £351 total for your 5 nights in May, bed and breakfast.