Priceline Hotel: Help identifying (or getting) a walking distance disney hotel.

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Going to visit Disney World. We are thinking of staying from Oct 24 to Oct 31. Got an e-mail for an extra 7% off on hotel express deals. I would like something walking distance, or something with a shuttle to disney. (Airport shuttle would be great as well..)

I'm looking at this

3 Star Hotel in Downtown Disney - Lake Buena Vista Area for $43/night

Free Internet in public areas

Outdoor Swimming Pool

Free Parking

Pets Allowed

Restaurant

Business Center

Any help identifying that property, or any other ones to consider?

Thanks so much for any help!

[AaronJB]

Please provide a follow-up for your prior Las Vegas Hotwire thread (post what you decided for that stay within that thread, then reply to this thread and we would be happy to take a look at the above stay.)

Thank you for using the board's HOTWIRE or PRICELINE links to start your purchases and searches.

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I didn't end up using HOTWIRE for that. Ended up just booking a package for the Vdara through Expedia.

[yellowdog]

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Nobody reading your Las Vegas thread will know to look here to learn that you booked a trip thru Expedia for that stay. Please post what you decided within the Las Vegas thread, then reply to this thread and we would be happy to take a look at the above stay.

Please use the PRICELINE and HOTWIRE links on the board to begin your purchases and searches.

Yellowdog.

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I don't think anyones going to be reading that thread anyway, it being over a year old. I don't want to necro it and bring it the top. Thread necroing is bad. I ended up booking right on the Disney property. No idea what hotel I was going to get through priceline, and disney is offering a free meal plan on the dates I'm going. The perks of the meal plan, and being right on the property for the magic hours and such seemed worth it. I will be needing a place near Universal Studios from Oct 31 to Nov 3. Unfortunately, universals on site hotels are very very expensive.

[Romelle]

I don't think anyones going to be reading that thread anyway, it being over a year old.

I can't speak for anybody else, but I really do read threads "...over a year old". They can be a good clue as to seasonal rate patterns. And in the more unique places there sometimes aren't many other reports.

Romelle

[thereuare]

As our Priceline and Hotwire Calendar of Wins and Priceline Maps both show historical win data, i can assure you that thread over a year old (and even older than that) are constantly read on the board.

Following-up your threads with your decisions as you receive/make them helps keep the board better organized and more useful to other users, and is a courtesy to anyone who took the time to help you with that trip.

Please use the PRICELINE and HOTWIRE links on the board to begin your travel purchases.

Thanks.