Trip Planning Question

[grumpyguy]

Ok, sorry for first post, didn't know there were rules..

I hace stayed in the Pop resorts, I am looking to upgrade from there. Are there discounts offered for these type resorts? Where? I would like to go March or April of '08. The last time I was there I had a hopper pass, not sure if this is the best because I don't care for all the parks, sorry.

Hi everyone, I'm looking to go on another adventure early next year. Any suggestions on how to make it affordable.

Thanks,

Grump


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[kirst_al UK]

There are no rules rules - it was just the post was a bit vague.

I'm sorry i cant assist - i've never stayed in a Disney hotel before - hope you find what you are looking for.

 

[daverube]

Erm......nice way to start a thread - I think you had better add a bit more about what you're after if it's responses/opinions your after...........?

uh-oh....thread police coming to a location near you.....pronto!!!!

 

[Eeyore]

Welcome. This forum if full of helpful people. I'm sure you'll get a lot of great information for your trip if you're a little more specific with your question. :wave:

 

[dandaman]

Even a longer ellipses would make the thread easier to click on from the main page. :lol:

 

[travelskip]

Best advice is to book early and think about what you want to do. Research everything before you make your plans and have backup dates for travel if your first dates aren't available. Oh and book your hotel before your flights.

Pop Century or even Caribbean Beach Resorts are usually affordable.

 

[LoriMistress]

Book early. If you have AAA then use the discount. Book your ADR ASAP so you don't have to pay extra cash as time gets closer and closer, and less stress about not dealing with the resort being booked.

 

[CleveRocks]

Book your ADR ASAP so you don't have to pay extra cash as time gets closer and closer, and less stress about not dealing with the resort being booked.

What does this mean?

 

[RiversideBunny]

A Walt Disney Word travel guide would really help you.
They are also fun to read.

I like 'Passporter'. Other people like 'The Unofficial Guide'.
Both have the 2008 versions available now, in book stores and at www.amazon.com

Good luck.

 

[aj_steig]

Are you asking about money saving tips for your trip? If so, I would recommend visiting www.mousesavers.com

I also noticed you mention that you have stayed at Pop Century and are looking to upgrade. Do mean to one of the moderate or deluxe hotels? I haven't stayed at any of those (yet!!), but the most common discount I have seen available is through AAA. Discounts through Disney are sometimes available througout the year, depending on the season and availability. Again, check www.mousesavers.com, the site has a "Latest News and Hot Deals section" on the front page which lists any available discounts.

Happy planning!

 

[CAPTAIN HOOK]

uh-oh....thread police coming to a location near you.....pronto!!!!

No - Kirst is just trying to point out that the opeming thread is way too general - not specific enough about the help required

 

[Craig & Lisa]

Check also with a sponsor of this site. Kingdom Konsultants, just let them know what you want to do, what your budget is and they will work their magic.

 

[WTBAD]

For planning info, pictures & prices, check out Allears at www.wdwig.com.
Should give you everything you want to know.

 

[daverube]

No - Kirst is just trying to point out that the opeming thread is way too general - not specific enough about the help required

uh-oh...thready police coming to a location near me.....pronto!!!! :animwink: :lol:

 

[JDM]

Two simple tips:

1) Buy the Unofficial Guide to Disneyworld. It's great!

2) Use a travel agent, either AAA or Kingdom Konsultants. (sp?)

ENJOY!