Priceline Hotel: Disneyworld Resort Hotel?

[mdh715]

Does anyone have advice on ways to bid on a Disneyworld Resort Hotel (i.e. Deluxe, Moderate or Value Resort) that is on Disney property?

I do not have specific dates, at this point. I would appreciate any advice.

[yellowdog]

Sorry to say that PRICELINE is not the way to go. The Disney hotels are hardley never reported.

Yellowdog.

[mdh715]

Thanks so much!

Anyone else have any suggestions???

[thereuare]

Use HOTWIRE if you're able to determine if a property offered is on-site or not.

Please use these PRICELINE and HOTWIRE links to begin your travel purchases.

[homeschoolmom]

It is difficult, if not impossible, to get an on-site Disney hotel through PRICELINE or HOTWIRE. You may find discount booking codes for Disney Reservations at www.mousesavers.com; if you have a military connection, you should definitely check out Shades of Green, which has a great location near the Polynesian and Grand Floridian Resorts. The Starwood-run Swan Resort (Westin) and Dolphin Resort (Sheraton) also have nice discounts for different occupations... usu. teachers and nurses; excellent location for these 2 as well-- right on the water between Epcot and the Studios and next door to the Boardwalk. BTW, I agree with your decision to stay on-site, esp. since it is not low-season at the parks.

Consider PRICELINE resorts if you have a day or two that you don't need the perks of an on-site hotel (like arrival/departure days) or days without tickets as some resorts' pools are a great way to take a day off from the parks.

Please post a follow-up and let us know what you decide to do. Good luck!

[mdh715]

We have decided not to pursue DisneyWorld at this time. Thanks everyone!

[AaronJB]

Thank you for closing the thread.