Booking via us disney site

[Dr.JumbaJookiba]

Originally Posted by Tracey2019

Does the annual pass work out a good deal for your money? How many trips a year do you manage?

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When the kids were younger we used to go 3 times a year, now we go once or twice but 30 days at a time so an AP still works well for us.

[POR34]

Usually twice a year but on occasion we've been three times. Trips are usually 12-14 nights but we both like the parks so make full use of them. We love the AP as well for room and merchandise discounts. We've also used it for discounts on tours but not as much these days.

[meanwoodwhite]

The 14 day ticket is getting closer and closer to the US prices so I think alot more people are going to be looking at trying to bypass the UK site if they can.

I think Disney need to think how they get UK/Ire guests back after Covid hopefully blows over.

[Shooby doo]

Personally I would book with whichever was the better deal, I'm not sure that "we" will see Free Dining next year but there may be other offers. I'd also check out places like Mousesavers as they carry discount codes. Obviously the better the exchange rate the better the deal. The Us deals also generally revolve around less nights to qualify as offers like 1 for 7 or 2 for 14 are longer than most US vacations IYKWIM

As far as AP depending on how much discounts you use are just over 2 holidays = Plat Plus is +£1000
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[Tracey2019]

Have the us site put a hold on 2021 bookings? I cant book past december 31st but on the uk site i can book from 1st january. Im looking at a shorter onsite disney stay anyway so the us deals may suit me very well

[Dr.JumbaJookiba]

Originally Posted by Tracey2019

Have the us site put a hold on 2021 bookings? I cant book past december 31st but on the uk site i can book from 1st january. Im looking at a shorter onsite disney stay anyway so the us deals may suit me very well

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Yeah, the US reservation system is down at the moment.

[Tracey2019]

Hopefully its back up and running soon