Do they do another QSDP offer in 2020

ChrissieL · 29 Jan 20, 06:24 PM

Sadly we decided to go 'home' too late this year and missed the QSDP offer/ staying in a moderate so we are currently staying at Sports. Feels the only way to go and actually eat.

My question is do they normally do another QSDP offer in the year you are going? I am super nervous about staying at a value when we've always gone QSDP and moderates.

Regards

Chris

Softy · 29 Jan 20, 06:39 PM

The UK site never has but the US site does, and did have one a few weeks ago with very limited dates, but I think that�s finished now.

Shooby doo · 29 Jan 20, 09:47 PM

UK wise no, US wise will depend on how well they are doing. Last year they ended up doing 2 but that was basically to put "bums on seats" as a lot of guests were waiting for SWGE, now in your favour there may be a lot of guests waiting for the 50th so Disney may try to incentivise later this year but at the minute the answer is probably No
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Tracey2019 · 29 Jan 20, 09:49 PM

Are you allowed to book via usa site if your in uk like you can do with disneyland paris. I booked via the german dlp site when i went in 2018

**sha9** · 29 Jan 20, 09:51 PM

Originally Posted by Tracey2019

Are you allowed to book via usa site if your in uk like you can do with disneyland paris. I booked via the german dlp site when i went in 2018

Yes you can. We did it a few years ago to get free dining.

Tracey2019 · 29 Jan 20, 09:59 PM

Originally Posted by sha9

Yes you can. We did it a few years ago to get free dining.

Thats brilliant to know as id love to stay onsite next year

**sha9** · 29 Jan 20, 10:09 PM

Originally Posted by Tracey2019

Thats brilliant to know as id love to stay onsite next year

If it�s for next year keep an eye on the Disney UK site around April as that�s when they�ll have any 2021 offers. I find it�s usually a better deal with the UK site as there�s generally more dates, more resorts, a gift card and you can get the 14 day ticket. The longest you can get with Disney US is 10 days. Plus with the poor exchange rate it�s generally not as good a price as booking with the UK.

macadoo · 2 Feb 20, 11:37 AM

Nothing to be nervous about! We�ve stayed moderate with free qsdp and value with no dining plan, can honestly say we enjoyed our value stays just as much if not more! Nothing wrong with the value resorts imo.

ChrissieL · 2 Feb 20, 09:20 PM

Originally Posted by macadoo

Nothing to be nervous about! We�ve stayed moderate with free qsdp and value with no dining plan, can honestly say we enjoyed our value stays just as much if not more! Nothing wrong with the value resorts imo.

Thank you

**Andi** · 2 Feb 20, 09:30 PM

We have stayed at All Star Movies before and really enjoyed it.

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	29 Jan 20, 06:24 PM ChrissieL Helping Donald
ChrissieL Helping Donald Join Date: Aug 17	Do they do another QSDP offer in 2020 Sadly we decided to go 'home' too late this year and missed the QSDP offer/ staying in a moderate so we are currently staying at Sports. Feels the only way to go and actually eat. My question is do they normally do another QSDP offer in the year you are going? I am super nervous about staying at a value when we've always gone QSDP and moderates. Regards Chris Edited at 06:27 PM.

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