hi ... we live in LA but were trying to get a hotel near Disneyland for 2/5 (sat) bid $33 for 3* Disneyland 2/5 (1 night) > Rejected i dont need a hotel in LA ... but thought a hotel close to Disneyland would be a nice treat (we're going both Sat/Sun) ... what is a safe re-bid zone for Disneyland? is Seal Beach a safe 3* re-bid? OR is there a nice 2.5* hotel very close i can add to my re-bid these are the areas it offered me to add Anaheim Hills Buena Park - Cerritos - Cypress Costa Mesa - Irvine Disneyland Area Fountain Valley Fullerton - Brea Laguna Cliffs - Dana Point Laguna Hills - Mission Viejo Newport - Huntington Beach Seal Beach Select All Zones OR should i just wait 72 hours and try again thursday?
found out i needed 1 more night in downtown... tried $55 for 4*, then 3* (both downtown) changed to 2.5* and lowered bid to $49 for 1 night accepted $49 one night Sept 1 Summerfield Suites (downtown) Destina.ca shows lowest rate as $167 (canadian) $127 US
i'm taking Amtrak into Seattle ... the train is supposed to arrive at 10p but Amtrak long haul routes are usually late ... sometimes very late how comprehensive is the Priceline travel insurance ? if my train arrives at 7a and i no longer want/need the hotel is my purchase refundable ? i obviously wont know what time i'm arriving until hours before i get there
for lodging Sept 5 & 6 , bids attempted on Aug 15 tried for 3 or 4 star downtown at $65 per no luck, then added another region (university) and tried 3 or 4 star at $66 per and got Crowne Plaza Downtown Seattle for $66
tried yesterday at $55 for 4 Star downtown Vancouver got "virtually no chance" message and was turned down ... tried 3 or 4 star at $60 got nothing ... started over having my wife bid with her account and got 4 Star Hyatt Regency for $70 on her first try (trying for 4 star Downtown only) Hotwire's best price was $90 for 3 Star and i did see a difference in Hotwire prices with Netscape and IE
