2020 Prices on WDW Website

[Diesel_Staffie]

I’m so gutted looking at next years prices, just for 14 nights at All stars in preferred room is £1484, 2017 it was £1100.

Don’t know if I can justify these prices when you add everything else that has increased too.

Doing some rough figures and it would be £8000 for 2 adults and 1 child that’s without seaworld tickets too 😮😮

[Squidgyness]

Originally Posted by Diesel_Staffie

I’m so gutted looking at next years prices, just for 14 nights at All stars in preferred room is £1484, 2017 it was £1100.

Don’t know if I can justify these prices when you add everything else that has increased too.

Doing some rough figures and it would be £8000 for 2 adults and 1 child that’s without seaworld tickets too 😮😮

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It's not just disney, prices are up across the board. Same trip I paid £5400 for in 2018 is coming up as £6100 next year. I think they are pulling some of these prices out of thin air.

Part of me wonders whether they are pricing in Brexit, future offers (like free dining) or just taking us for a ride assuming that anyone booking this far out must be desperate for a holiday so they'll just pay it.

I mean they are right, I'm pretty antsy to get something booked, but I'm planning to wait a little for my trip, in your case might be worth waiting longer as I understand free dining isnt out yet? Fingers crossed the prices go down but they might even go up who knows...

I want to get something locked in but I'm not getting taken for a ride!