Your Opinion

[disneychard]

Would you book the 4 day / 3 night cruise package or would you book each one separate?

thank you in advance.

 

[sunshine1259]

Would you book the 4 day / 3 night cruise package or would you book each one separate?

thank you in advance.

I think that you are asking about the land and sea package. I have always booked them as a package. But for some folks it works out better to book them separately.

Hope that helps.

 

[grumpeeduck]

I think there is more flexibility in booking separately, and I think it works out to be a better deal as well.

 

[kcashner]

The pricing can vary--look at it both ways. However, if there are any specials offered, you have to book separately to get them. For instance, you can't get free dining on the land/sea. We were able to book a bounceback cruise special and a WDW free dining special by booking separately.

Also, booking separately gives you A LOT more flexibility to get what you want. You might want a balcony on the ship but are happy in a Value resort on land--can't do that on the package!

Every part of the package can be purchased separately, and might save you a lot of money!

 

[Pooh_Friend#1]

I book seperately as it is a lot cheaper for us.

 

[LETSGOFAM]

on our upcoming vacation, I had to book them seperately because:

1 - I wanted to be on the Disney Dining Plan Plus at WDW and you can't book that in a land & sea package

2 - I wanted 1 resort room for all of us & 2 staterooms onboard

 

[kcashner]

on our upcoming vacation, I had to book them seperately because:

1 - I wanted to be on the Disney Dining Plan Plus at WDW and you can't book that in a land & sea package

Actually, you CAN add the dining plan to the land/sea package. You just can't get the FREE dining plan when it is being offered.

You're right, you couldn't do one room on land and 2 on the ship.

 

[LETSGOFAM]

Booked thru Disney Cruise Line - tried to add Dining Plan and that's when they told me I would have to book seperately.