What’s the best ‘bargain’ you’ve gotten..

[Paulines]

...on a room?

Curious if DW ever offers room deals that are too good to pass up?

In recent history have YC/BC/BW standard rooms, value season ever gone below $300/night?

 

[Marionnette]

...on a room?

Curious if DW ever offers room deals that are too good to pass up?

In recent history have YC/BC/BW standard rooms, value season ever gone below $300/night?

Most recently, it was a room at the GF -outer building w/lake view - for $219/night. That was 2 years ago and it was a convention rate.

 

[Pmlocke]

Something no one will ever see again. In 2009 I was able to get 20% off my room and free dining, not the free dining with two quick serve meals, the one with a quick serve and a sit down meal. Oh for the return of the good old days.

 

[Eastern]

I have gotten BWI std room for around $293/night during July the past year or two. I have also seen CR Garden Wing at around $292/night in the recent past.

 

[Mousemommy1]

I think the best rate I ever had was the $250/night for Wilderness Lodge - Club Level. But that was in 2012.

This year we have a standard Grand Floridian room for $300/night, but no club level. It's still a good deal though.

 

[rwdavis2]

BWV DVC room renting point for $243 a night. In 2013 we got the regular dining plan for $100 per person for the entire stay. That convinced me that we would never pay full price for it. Too much eating and no real value.

 

[Northern Disney Girl]

In 2011, we had 40% off at the Poly. I believe our nightly was just less than $200/night.

 

[WishICouldSpeakWhale]

$440/night for club level at Polynesian in July 2016. My son desperately wants to stay at the "Hawaii" resort again, but I've not seen a rate anywhere near that since.

 

[kaytieeldr]

$60ish at Pop plus free dining, 2005.
Shared a room with a TA at the TA rate at POR a number of years ago, so under $50 each per night.
And the two stays at OKW given to me by a sibling; cost me nothing

 

[Ashley Marie]

We ended up having to reschedule our trip and didn’t get to take advantage of it, but in 2015 we had Poly for $223/night taxes included through an agency/convention rate. Haven’t seen a rate like that since then!

 

[Aliceacc]

In 2008, when the economy crashed, we got a 40% PIN.

 

[tarak]

We had a convention rate for BC, standard view, for $202 per night. That was in 2015.

 

[gillep]

I don't keep track historically, but I was pretty happy to get a garden/woods view YC room for $316 for this July.

 

[dismoose23]

In 2016 for our honeymoon we got 30% off for a main building CL at GF.

 

[Shula]

I was just thinking about this morning because I am paying off our balance today. I wish I could get Riverside at the rate I did in 2002. Today my discounted rate is $222 and in 2002 we paid $104! No wonder my husband and I could take a trip for well under $2K! Those days are long gone.

 

[danikoski]

$215/night ($235 w/taxes) for a std room at WL in Feb 2017. We ended looking at construction of the new cabins, but we also had an amazing fireworks view.

 

[megs1313]

AKL club level (savanna view) for $237/night. This was April of 2012.

we also had a 40% PIN for Poly back in 2010. That was also phenomenal.

we had CBR a couple January's ago right before they announced the construction, but I don't count that as a bargain because it was a stinkhole of the highest order even at $114/night.

 

[msb578]

$72 a night at Sports in 2014, by stacking an Orbitz promo code on a Disney room discount.

 

[TheSouthernBelle]

I was just thinking about this morning because I am paying off our balance today. I wish I could get Riverside at the rate I did in 2002. Today my discounted rate is $222 and in 2002 we paid $104! No wonder my husband and I could take a trip for well under $2K! Those days are long gone.

I wish things cost what they did in 2002, nothing is that cheap anymore, I'd take today's income w/ 2002 prices please

 

[coast2coastmickey]

We had a convention rate for something like $200+ per night at Yacht Club in February, and was the only reason we felt comfortable staying onsite and paying that much.

We're very much used to staying off site in large accomodations for closer to $100-150/night, to where even if you include taxes, resort fees, parking, Disney Parking, rental car, and gas, we're still saving usually hundreds per night compared to normal Disney "sale" rates.