islandgal

Wow - I can't believe they increased the price, it was originally at $7.00, just a month ago. =( That sucks! We will be staying soon, I hope they don't increase the price again.

Hi! I just wanted to update everyone on my progress... we decided to bid again and we got the Crown Plaza Resort: I got a bid for $58, Crowne Plaza Resort, Anaheim for September 25-30th. Here is how I got it: Bid $52 Disneyland (rejected) Bid $54 Re-bid zone, 1: Anaheim (rejected) Bid $56 Re-bid zone, 2: Fountain Valley (rejected) Bid $58 Re-bid zone: 3: Seal Beach.....accepted! :) Number of Nights 5 Subtotal: $290 Taxes and Service Fees: $44.31 Total: $334.31 Thanks again for all the help! We really appreciate it.

Hi! We tried bidding last evening to bid on a 3* Disney area hotel, for the original dates posted - all unsuccessfully. Here are our failed bids: $38 Disney (rejected) $42 Added Re-bid Zone 1: Anaheim Hills (rejected) $45 Added Re- bid Zone 2: Fountain Valley (rejected) $48 Added Re-bid Zone 3: Seal Beach (rejected) $51 Added Re-bid Zone 4: Laguna Hills (rejected) Then had another person traveling with us try: $52 Disney (rejected) $53 Added Re-bid Zone 1: Anaheim Hills (rejected) $54 Added Re-bid Zone 2: Fountain Valley (rejected) $55 Added Re-bid Zone 3: Laguna Hills (rejected) At this point, we closed our browser and re-accessed priceline: $55 Added Re-bid Zone 4: Seal Beach (rejected) $56 (Disney/Anaheim) (rejected) We'll try again at a later time.

Thanks for all the help! I really appreciate it. I'll let ya all know how it goes. Wish me luck! Thanks so much again! Mahalo!!

Yes, if we could split our previous bid of $95, we wouldn't mind getting two rooms vs. one. That would be a good idea. Any bidding/pricing strategies? If we did do two rooms, should we call the hotel directly to see whether it would be okay to have two rooms side by side?Thanks.

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Hi! I'm in the process of planning a summer Disney trip. Please help me with some bidding/pricing strategies, using Priceline for a 3* hotel near Disneyland on the dates: 09/25/2005 - 09/30/2005. What types of bidding strategies would you suggest? What price should I start at? Any suggestions are greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance! :)

Aloha, we just returned from a stay at the Parkshore Waikiki hotel. We had a successful bid on priceline for $56/night, plus tax. Our stay consisted of two nights/three days. We didn

Aloha, I'm new to this board, but wanted to give you all some information regarding my recent Priceline hotel bid. I booked my request late last night. I wanted a relatively cheap & decent hotel. I wanted everything taxes/charges to be below $69/night. I put in my request for a 3* in the areas: Waikiki South/Waikiki North/Ihilani and got the Waikiki Park Shore (waikiki South). It may not be the best, but it satisfies my budget and I like the location. I'll tell you how it went, when I return. Thanks and I've really enjoyed reading everyone's posts.