== Disney and Universal Hotel Discount Offer ==
 

Are you looking to book a Disney or a Universal Hotel? Use the link and code below for some additional discounts.

These discounts are in addition to any other offers that ATD are running.

Disney Hotel Discounts:

• £15 per room off a Value hotel
• £35 per room off a Moderate hotel
• £50 per room off a Deluxe hotel

Universal Hotel Discounts:

• £15 per room off a Value hotel
• £35 per room off a Prime/Preferred hotel
• £50 per room off a Premier hotel

To access these discounts use the link below and use code DIBBHOTELS at the checkout.

Click Here : https://www.attractiontickets.com/en?discount=true

Note: 3 night minimum stay applies

Where do I enter this discount code? I’ve got to the final checkout page where I pay and I haven’t seen a box anywhere to put in a code. Tia x

I was just thinking the same, I can't find a place to put in the code?

It is on the page where you enter guest details... towards the bottom of the page

thank you

I think the offer is still on but I don't think it works with Swan/Dolphin (as they're not Disney owned).

I tried doing it for my Universal hotel in September but they are only taking bookings for next year. So I booked with Orlando Attractions.

It's certainly on for next year. I've booked a week at Cabana bay and tickets. The hotel was cheaper with them than everywhere else I looked, then there was the discount and the tickets were around £30 cheaper. I booked with them also because they appear on the whole to have treated their customers well during the pandemic.

I just tried it for Beach Club for 8 nights with tickets and it only reduced the price by £10.

Is anyone having issues applying the AT code?

I'm trying to make a booking for Cabana Bay. The 5% discount is applied automatically for the current offer, but when I put DIBBHOTELS into the promotion code it says "the discount code was applied" but the price is unchanged.

My understanding was the code applied on top of any offer AT was running, or have I got that wrong?