Which Discount is Better?

[1hero2princesses]

Ok now that I am trying to accept going in Sept instead of Aug (that is still eating at me cause I don't want to take the kids out of school) how do I figure out which discount is better? I have 3 kids who will be 7,6,4 when we go. There is the kid free (but I think that is only for 4 days?) or the 35% off code. We have to stay at Port Orleans since we are 5 people. But I am not sure the "free" deal counts beyond 2 kids... Please just bring free dining back!

 

[Rachaelt]

Most definitely kids free, if they are all under 10. And September is like the best time to go.

 

[Mrs D]

I did dummy dates of 9/19-9/26 for your family.
The Kids Stay/Play at POR came to $ 1803.06 while doing a 35% off the rack rate at POR and adding 7 day base tickets came to $2070.55.

You can call and ask the CM to quote you both ways. I think the Kids Stay/Play is the better deal for your family.

 

[mjohnson96]

I had to figure out the same math here for our trip. Unless we stayed at a deluxe resort the kids free offer was better for us 2A/2C/1Infant. We actually put our niece in our room and then my BIL has the room discount and that did same him a couple hundred on the moderate.

Unless we get a new PIN with one heck of a deal then the kids free offer is for us. I wish my BIL would have said Disney in December when we could have done the dining. But oh well!

 

[1hero2princesses]

thanks so much guys. I was trying to figure it out and was having the kids offer come up as the least expensive. It just didn't seem to make sense to me! I have only done free dining so this is new to me. Now I have to sit down and figure out how much it might cost us to eat and if the dining plan is worth it if we have to pay for it!

 

[billwendy]

If free dining comes out, can you add that to the kids play free?

How about if you do the Homeschooling ticket prices??? I just dont know what to do! We are 4 adults and 4 kids 17, 8, 6, 4 wanting 2 rooms at the
Value resorts in early September for Night of Joy/Homeschooling days.