Disney release 2022 holidays - Brits

katieee

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So...with disney releasing 2022 prices for the UK today what are people’s thoughts on the prices so far? we paid £6500 for 21 nights, POFQ, direct virgin flights, 21 day disney tickets & QSDP in 2020! just had a look at kenwood travel and they want £1000 more than that for all stars, minus dining plan and tickets, for that price we will not be going in 2022!!
thoughts??
 

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So...with disney releasing 2022 prices for the UK today what are people’s thoughts on the prices so far? we paid £6500 for 21 nights, POFQ, direct virgin flights, 21 day disney tickets & QSDP in 2020! just had a look at kenwood travel and they want £1000 more than that for all stars, minus dining plan and tickets, for that price we will not be going in 2022!!
thoughts??
What dates and where are you finding these prices ?
 
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James J

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What dates and where are you finding these prices ?
I think @katieee has got the prices through this site, though I can't say I've ever looked at Kenwood: https://www.kenwoodtravel.co.uk/florida/holidays/

It seems that some Travel Agents in the UK are now selling 2022 Trips to WDW but Disney themselves aren't - it's still up to the end of this year on their site. I've checked Virgin and they don't have much either, just the Swan or Dolphin on select dates.

With the way things are and uncertainty over travel at the moment, I would expect that the further we get into the year the more offers there will be when it becomes apparent that 2022 is very much on for those of us overseas and Disney will want to entice people back. Pre-pandemic it was always April for the UK offers so we'll see if that happens again. We've got a trip booked for this November that we plan on moving to October 2022, so are just waiting for the better prices to be released and for Disney to put them up themselves rather than select TA's for select dates.
 
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Indy_UK

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Im looking on the main Disney site as 2022 dates are available but they seem about the same as always

pop century at the end of July with 2 weeks park tickets for 2 adults and 1 child is still coming in at £3,8k. Going to be a good £6k by the time flights are added
 
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James J

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Im looking on the main Disney site as 2022 dates are available but they seem about the same as always

pop century at the end of July with 2 weeks park tickets for 2 adults and 1 child is still coming in at £3,8k. Going to be a good £6k by the time flights are added
Yeah, I’ve seen that the rest of the sites have now put their 2022 prices up and it all seems fairly similar to last time out.

It’s worth noting that not all of the resorts seem to be bookable at the moment and not all room types, so they are holding back. For example, we’re booked to stay in a standard room at Coronado Springs this year but you can only book a Tower room right now for the same date range next year.
 
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