Travelocity?

MickeyisanNDfan

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Hello,
I was looking at rates on travelocity and found some pretty decent ones. My question is for some resorts such as the Beach Club it will list a standard room twice, each with a different price with a difference of about 100$. Does any one know the meaning of this? Also has any one ever booked Disney hotels with travelocity? I have only ever done airfare with no problems.

Thanks for any information!
 
Perhaps one is a concierge room?

I wouldn't book a WDW trip with Travelocity due to their cancellation policies.

Anne
 
They both just say standard room double occupancy. one is 229 the other 339 with no explanation. they do the same with waterview and premium deluxe room. the cancellation policy is 6 days.
 
I have used Travelocity quite a bit in the past, especially for airline ressies, and never had a problem. However, when I tried to book our upcoming Disney World trip, I had the same question about what the differences in the rates meant. I called their customer service and not only were they unable to tell me what the differences meant in the rate structure, but they were unable to book any of the rooms anyway. It was a big waste of time and I wound up just booking through Disney.
 

I have seen sometimes where it will say Promotional Rate or something like that..was there anything like that?
 
I believe the cheaper rate is the one with the code applied, the other is the regular rate. Call Disney and use the code to book what room you want, it should be the same price as Travelocity.
 


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