2021 - New offer coming Monday

[sha9]

Originally Posted by lizzie145

sometimes it is the chance you take by booking early - it may work out for you to cancel and rebook

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Normally I would agree but as I said before, these are not normal times. Disney knows that those of us who moved to next year were taking a chance and lots of people were told any offers could be transferred. We’ll probably have to switch resort anyway so I’m hoping they transfer the deposit.

[toots82]

Originally Posted by sha9

Normally I would agree but as I said before, these are not normal times. Disney knows that those of us who moved to next year were taking a chance and lots of people were told any offers could be transferred. We’ll probably have to switch resort anyway so I’m hoping they transfer the deposit.

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Totally agree, I was told worst case it would be a one off fee on £50 to amend our booking to include any offers. I'd like to think they would stand by that.

[natanddaz]

I maybe missing something but i cant see how this offer is anything to get too excited about. We are a family of 5 and for our feb stay (although im doubtful this will go ahead tbh) the cheapest hotel coming up is art of animation at £5137 for 15 nights now even if i get 4 nights free thats still approx £3800 just for the hotel no food or tickets. Iv stayed in a suite at aoa and they are nice but not that nice imo. For reference iv paid £3290 for 18 nights in a suite a cabana bay in august and thats with direct flights. It maybe because their is 5 of us and i guess i was just hoping for a more enticing offer 😞.

[sully301]

So does it apply if your booking starts within the dates or does it have to end by the end date?

[Elmhurst 5]

From the limited info it looks like no incentive for the many of us who cannot stay onsite, yet buy tickets and spend a lot money on food in the parks plus a parking fee 14 day ticket for the price of 7, we get that now, so no change there.

For me to go back to WDW in 21/22 I would need a good reduction of the ticket s I dont think Disney will be fully back to normal till maybe late 22.

[Kat11]

Originally Posted by DonaldDisney

I'ts been half the free nights for 7-13 night bookings in the past.

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So like the 7th night free? That would make sense with it saying up to xx nights free.

Kat

[steve30]

Originally Posted by Elmhurst 5

From the limited info it looks like no incentive for the many of us who cannot stay onsite, yet buy tickets and spend a lot money on food in the parks plus a parking fee 14 day ticket for the price of 7, we get that now, so no change there.

For me to go back to WDW in 21/22 I would need a good reduction of the ticket s I dont think Disney will be fully back to normal till maybe late 22.

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Isn’t that the point? To entice people to stay on site?

Dont think they’ve ever offered an incentive beyond the 2 week ticket for the price of 1 week on ticket only.

They’ve never needed to do anymore than that. Right now they want to fill their hotels not entice people to stay off property.

[Elmhurst 5]

Steve 30
As a regular WDW visitor, its too expensive for my family to stay on site with 5 of us. So a good ticket reduction will go a long way to enticing me back.

[Pascaltimon]

We were told when rebooking May for next May that any offer that came out we would be eligible for so I will be really annoyed if that is not honoured. Also I’m currently booked into Pofq which isn’t even due to open by our date so would not be looking to pay to amend as I should be able to switch to another moderate

[DonaldDisney]

Originally Posted by Kat11

So like the 7th night free? That would make sense with it saying up to xx nights free.

Kat

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Yes, price reduced by 1 night for each full week at lower cost resorts, price reduced by 2 nights for each full week at higher cost resorts... if the same as in the past.