cheapest way for group of 7

[mikewdw]

what is the best way to book a 3-4 day stay for a family of 7? two adults and 5 children from ages 9-16. is there anywhere off site that is EXTREMELY clean that is also very affordable? just trying to help a coworker plan who has never gone. any help apprecited.
mikewdw

 

[amykissangel]

Are they going during Value season? Because they could get two adjoining rooms at any of the value's and not have to rent a van (and a van would be packed), use ME and the Disney transportation systems. If they're going now through September, they could get 15%-20% off their room rate.

But if they want to rent a vehicle and want to go off property, I don't know too much. I would suggest looking on Expedia or Travelocity and see what you can find.

 

[mjmyers10]

How about they drive down, bring some tents, and stay at the campground.

 

[brent2124]

Probably staying at the campground. If you fly down you can rent tents. Otherwise getting 2 value resort rooms is the way to go.

 

[NadieMasK2]

Check on ebay for Bonnet Creek Resort. It's nestled within disney property (although technically it is off site), very clean, fancy condos with a great lazy river pool. We toured the resort for a timeshare spiel just to see the place. It's really nice and they have a shuttle to the parks.

 

[brent2124]

Check on ebay for Bonnet Creek Resort. It's nestled within disney property (although technically it is off site), very clean, fancy condos with a great lazy river pool. We toured the resort for a timeshare spiel just to see the place. It's really nice and they have a shuttle to the parks.

Ebay:shrug:

 

[NadieMasK2]

Ebay:shrug:

Yep. Owners points expire if they don't use them so they will sell them for pretty cheap rather than completely lose them. I've seen 2 bdr deluxe condos that sleep 8 for well under $100/night - and they're very roomy - granite kitchens, washer and dryer, etc. There may be other resale/rental companies to rent from but the prices on ebay are sometimes amazing.

 

[brent2124]

Yep. Owners points expire if they don't use them so they will sell them for pretty cheap rather than completely lose them. I've seen 2 bdr deluxe condos that sleep 8 for well under $100/night - and they're very roomy - granite kitchens, washer and dryer, etc. There may be other resale/rental companies to rent from but the prices on ebay are sometimes amazing.

Going to go and check now:drevil: