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Winner! The price went up a dollar per night, but that's whatever. I got Coronado for $423 less than the same booking (king bed though) through Disney with my annual passholder special! Thank you!!

I think I'll do the Coronado stay. I like the idea of getting a deluxe for less than my current Coronado booking, but I'd prefer a different deluxe (like Poly). That, and Coronado is our favorite resort. 🙂

I think I'm going to try this! It's hard to turn down nearly 50% savings. I did have two more questions, though. Are the best guesses narrowed down by the number of reviews on the mystery hotel? Like, on my search, the 3.5 star $97 a night could be two options but has over 200 reviews. Only one of the 2 possibilities has that many reviews. Same deal the AKL resort...there are multiple possibilities, but only one with enough reviews to match the mystery deal. Also, I've seen it mentioned elsewhere that if the hotel is overbooked they cancel the less expensive Priceline bookings first. Is that true? Honestly, I've never seen a Disney resort overbooked. But I don't want to risk my reservation getting dropped. Is there that much risk in booking a PRICELINE EXPRESS deal for a Disney owned resort?

Recently discovered I could book Disney hotels via express deals. I have a reservation through Disney already, but extra savings are always welcome. Travel dates are as mentioned above, December 16-20 with 2 adults in one room. I have found: 3.5 stars Walt Disney World - Bonnet Creek 12/16-20 $97 per night Free Internet Access/Swimming Pool/Restaurant I believe this may be Coronado Springs, but could potentially also be Wyndham Bonnet Creek (which I doubt since it allows pets). I have also found: 4 stars Walt Disney World - Bonnet Creek 12/16-20 $181 per night Free Internet Access/Swimming Pool/Restaurant I believe this could be any of the "deluxe" resorts (Yacht, Beach, Wilderness, Polynesian, Boardwalk, Animal Kingdom Lodge). If I could snag a deluxe (especially Poly!) resort at (a little) less than the cost of a moderate, that would be amazing. Having never booked like this, I'm hesitant due the unknown. Also how does it work with booking from third party sites? Do you get a reservation number of some sort to link to your Disney account? I already have fast passes that I don't want to lose!