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idac

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  1. Thanks everyone on your thoughts. I ended up splitting the dates up as D.. suggested.

    However, I went the other way around, I bidded the off-peak period first (Apr 15 - Apr 18) and got accpeted for $46/night at Anaheim Marriott Suites. Then I tried to use the add more nights option, which as I had expected, got rejected saying no inventory is available at that price. I was going to place a bid for the peak period (Apr 13 - Apr 14), but suddenly a sale came up on Expedia for $116/night at Anaheim Marriott Suites (non-sale price was $169 as listed). So, I just ended up buying the 2 nights from Expedia (just to save the hassle of changing hotels).

    It works out to be ~$74/night for the 5 nights we stay in Disneyland.

  2. Hi all,

    I will be visiting the Disneyland from April 13 - April 18. I've been bidding for the last week with no luck. The last bid I tried was $80 and got rejected (that's pretty much my maximum bid consider that most hotels in that area charge for parking, resort fee etc etc. It will probably end up being $100/night with tax and all). I've seen people in this forum with wins around $60 so I was puzzled. I thought it might be because my stay included the weekend, they probably charge more for fri & sat night. Anyhow, does anyone have any thoughts on how I could possibly get a reasonable priced room? Should I split the bid? or should I bid for Mon - Wed night, then use the add extra night option?

    Any help will be appreciated. Thanks!

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