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1 Oct 19, 10:43 PM |
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Gone all Goofy
Join Date: Aug 16
Location: Liverpool
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Thoughts on this price?
So we are looking to return in August 2020 and have been getting quotes from various TA’s. The best price so far is £7500
15th - 29th August 2x Adults 2x Children (11&14) 14 nts POR Garden view room with free QSDP 14 day ultimate Disney Tickets United flights via Newark outward and inward inc baggage etc. from Manchester. I’ve priced the it up on the Disney site and without flights it is £5200 so flights are just under £600 each. What’s your thoughts? Also, this is with Travel Planners who I’ve not really heard of, so any experience of these would be appreciated. Thanks |
1 Oct 19, 11:51 PM |
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Very Serious Dibber
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Sounds a good price to me for August
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2 Oct 19, 12:09 PM |
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Gone all Goofy
Join Date: Aug 16
Location: Liverpool
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Nobody else got any thoughts or help on this?
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2 Oct 19, 12:18 PM |
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Imagineer
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I have no idea if it is a good price for Disney and their dining, but to give a comparison for off site, last year 3 adults and 1 child, BA flydrive (direct), a Villa and 14 day Universal, seaworld and Disney Tickets for 3 weeks cost me £6198
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2 Oct 19, 12:28 PM |
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Stuck in the Tower of Terror
Join Date: Dec 15
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Hi,
I've not booked through a TA as I think they will always be more expensive that DIY. Is the real question are YOU happy with the price? I am sure you have got quotes from a number of TA's so if it looks good to you - book it! The trick then is to stop looking! Travel Planners are a series of individuals working for a company who book holidays. They are all independent but work under the company umbrella - they have been around a long time - I have contacted them twice for different holidays (not Florida) and they were too expensive for me. Hope this helps. |
2 Oct 19, 12:58 PM |
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Imagineer
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£600 pp for an indirect flight seems expensive to me?
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2 Oct 19, 02:26 PM |
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Thread Starter
Gone all Goofy
Join Date: Aug 16
Location: Liverpool
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2 Oct 19, 02:37 PM |
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Imagineer
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I would be hoping for around £500 for in direct flights, so if you want to get it purchased then a few hundred extra in total isnt to bad as the prices could always go up.
Ensure a good stop over length for Newark.
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2 Oct 19, 02:39 PM |
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Apprentice Imagineer
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I don't think it is a bad price for August as long as you are OK with doing in-direct, double check timings to make sure you have enough time to clear immigration at Newark
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2 Oct 19, 03:04 PM |
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Gone all Goofy
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Location: Liverpool
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