When to start planning?

[sigsegv]

DW and I are doing a Disney cruise in November. We're thinking about taking advantage of some of the deals mentioned at MouseSavers and doing a day or two extra at WDW. We have our APs, so we're set on getting into the parks.

I looked around some today and it looks like now's too early to book anything. All the deals MouseSavers mentions are for periods before our November trip. I've never used MouseSavers, but I'm sure some of you have. Do any of you know around what time frame I should be looking for mid-November?

-sig

 

[lynnkatherine]

I believe that almost everything (food and entertainment) can only be booked 30, 60, or 90 days in advance. A call to
407 WDISNEY would give you all the timelines they go by.
Are you interested in anything, any place in particular. You have access to a lot of expert advise here!

 

[no2apprentice]

If you go deep enough into Mousesavers, you will find a section where they list the dates of different discounts during the previous years. This may give you an idea of what Disney might do this year during November, and when to expect to see something announced.

Notice I said might, because Disney will probably determine the types of discounts based on projected crowds.

Some of the better discounts have been for AP holders. Hopefully Disney will have something in November.

 

[Kingdom Konsultant]

Usually November deals come out by August.
Pam

 

[mickeysaver]

I'm patiently waiting for late Value Season deals for early December, 2003. I booked using a www.mousesavers.com code for GA residents last year. I hope to be able to do the same this year. Mickey

 

[sigsegv]

Thanks, y'all. I'll keep this info in mind.

-sig

 

[KathyG/poohbear]

I think you can go ahead and book and then change to the code when it comes out?

Is that correct?

 

[Kingdom Konsultant]

That's right. As long as you haven't paid off the trip and you are not into the 45 days before your trip.

Pam