Booking through Walt Disney holidays.

[MrsMoney]

Originally Posted by Andybear

Same with me re: the Eurostar. So many people say booking transport separately is cheaper - it certainly isn't for me.

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I think it's like anything, just a matter of checking all options at the time. Mine was certainly cheaper all round as a package with WDTC than booking separately which is a bonus as saves the hassle! Plus I got cash back on the entire package so made sense to book it all with them.

[Andybear]

Originally Posted by A&S&O

It seems they only have a limited allocation of cabins included in the offer. They have cabins available for our dates, but none are included in the offer.

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I don't stay in a cabin, I stay in a hotel.

[Andybear]

Originally Posted by Gill H

Only if you get in early (10 months out) or go indirect.

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I always get it 10 months early which explains that then

[Gill H]

Originally Posted by Andybear

I don't stay in a cabin, I stay in a hotel.

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I presume 'cabin' refers to Davy Crockett Ranch?

Originally Posted by Andybear

I always get it 10 months early which explains that then

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Sorry, I meant Eurostar is cheaper 10 months out if you book direct with Eurostar themselves. If you phone them on the day the fares are released, first thing in the morning, you may be able to catch the elusive £72 return.

DLP, on the other hand, tend to charge a fixed fee which certainly isn't the cheapest available (but neither is it the dearest) so I guess it depends when you book, as to whether it's cheaper.

Not yet had any experience of booking through WDTC so can't comment.