Resort Fee

MrsChunkyBager · 30 Dec 11, 01:41 PM

Hi, I am looking to book my first trip to Orlando and after lurking on here for a LONG time I am now after some help. I am planning to stay at the Doubletree by Seaworld and if I book the flights and hotel separately (both through Virgin Atlantic) it comes to about �1,000 less than booking through Virgin Holidays.
If I book it separately will I have to pay a resort fee?

I have had a very reasonable quote from Charter Travel, so if I booked through them for the flight an hotel, would I have to pay the resort fee?
I'm really looking forward to going and just want to get booked soon!

**Hels80** · 30 Dec 11, 01:49 PM

You'll have to ask Charter if the resort fees are included. We booked through them for Coco Key and they checked for me and the resort fees were included.

johnb · 30 Dec 11, 02:20 PM

Are you sure that the Doubletree at Seaworld charges a resort fee? I couldn't see one mentioned on their website.

MrsChunkyBager · 30 Dec 11, 02:23 PM

Originally Posted by johnb

Are you sure that the Doubletree at Seaworld charges a resort fee? I couldn't see one mentioned on their website.

That is a very good question! I had just been presuming they did because it seems so common in Florida

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johnb · 30 Dec 11, 02:26 PM

Originally Posted by MrsChunkyBager;

That is a very good question! I had just been presuming they did because it seems so common in Florida

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I've stayed in numerous different hotels in Orlando, and never had to pay a resort fee. I always book separately - not as a package. If there was to be a fee charged, I'm sure it would be mentioned on their website.

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MrsChunkyBager Proud to wear my Ears Join Date: Jun 11	Resort Fee Hi, I am looking to book my first trip to Orlando and after lurking on here for a LONG time I am now after some help. I am planning to stay at the Doubletree by Seaworld and if I book the flights and hotel separately (both through Virgin Atlantic) it comes to about �1,000 less than booking through Virgin Holidays. If I book it separately will I have to pay a resort fee? I have had a very reasonable quote from Charter Travel, so if I booked through them for the flight an hotel, would I have to pay the resort fee? I'm really looking forward to going and just want to get booked soon!

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johnb Imagineer Join Date: Dec 04	Are you sure that the Doubletree at Seaworld charges a resort fee? I couldn't see one mentioned on their website.

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