April offers?

[macdonald]

I am wondering whether Disney will offer anything this spring for 2022, free dining of course would be nice or 4 free nights. but does it look unlikely as the current prices are not too bad and they are already offering the $200?..

[Viola13]

Me too. Prices seem high for us. Just hope things get better and everything starts to open fully. 🤞

[catki11]

I hope so too. Seems unlikely for free dining, but free nights would be ok. Otherwise it’s too expensive. Although that’s all irrelevant if (free) fast passes don’t come back.

[Viola13]

Absolutely. The reasons we booked on site was the dining pan and faspass etc. Last time we went was 2019 and I expect prices to go up but not by over £6000 for similar thing. Never stayed off site but no advantage of staying on site at the moment. Hope things change

[tracey1302]

I think prices are really high given there’s no dining plans and no FP. Hoping they offer something otherwise we are cancelling and waiting till something better is offered 😒

[Shooby doo]

Pessimistically I'd say No, they would basically be offering something that currently doesn't exist, not so much the Dining plan will return but highly unlikely free for 2022 but a lot of inventory is still closed & until they know that they can fill those beds then they will remain closed not to mention the re-employing of staff that were let go.
Free nights I'm not so pessimistic about but they are expecting a US booking boom so won't really need it IYKWIM
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[Viola13]

According to other sites, Disney is losing money without the dining plans as so much closed. I understand things are difficult at the moment but assume they want to get back to some sort of normal as soon as they can. No incentive to stay on site at all from the UK at the moment. Tracey1302, are you booked for this year or next?

[catki11]

I totally agree about staying onsite, there has to be an incentive for both US & UK visitors surely? I can see the parks being very busy next year especially if things are a bit more like normal as this year goes on & people feel more comfortable. However for onsite stays I’d think they’d have to be some offer for lots of people to feel it’s worth it.

I can understand why they’re not opening up more hotels just yet, they can’t afford to have half empty resorts, but again I imagine things will be very different come the autumn so that’s when they may feel it’s safe to open more hotels, or at least make them bookable from Jan 2022 onwards