dianev Posted October 20, 2005 Report Share Posted October 20, 2005 I think I may have goofed up here. I bid for 3* up to $46 and then decided I wanted to try for a Resort only and figured for $60 I could probably get the HiltonI started a new bid and it came back that I had already bid this request..I thought it would be different since it was Resort only requested?Is there anyway now for me to bid Resort onlyDang! Link to comment
ufjoe21 Posted October 20, 2005 Report Share Posted October 20, 2005 when you bid 3* in the WDW zone it means you're willing to accept:3* or Resortyou could get a Resort if they can't find a 3* willing to accept your price but can find a Resort willing to accept your price and your bid is "upgraded"so your 1st bid was for the WDW zone 3* (willing to accept 3* or Resort)then you made a 2nd bid for the WDW zone for Resort (but this is a duplicate bid)what you ned to do is bid for the WDW Zone for Resort and change either the date of your stay or add another zone to make it a different bid, most people add zones that contain up to but not including Resort so you can have a "free rebid" Link to comment
dianev Posted October 21, 2005 Author Report Share Posted October 21, 2005 Duh I knew that! :) Geez I totally forgot but figured it out. No luck though. Going to ORlando a couple days earlier then we thought to get in before the possible bad weather (we didnt want to not go at all) but nothing was available through them evidently Many were getting and some just got the Hilton for $60 and I went to $65 and nothing...went up to $46 for 3* and no takers either. I think either Priceline had no inventory because everyone grabbed rooms or the ones they had jacked up their prices.There is also a golf classic and the Biketoberfest in Daytona which probably didnt helpEnded up booking a studio at a timeshare on my own.. Link to comment
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