Has anyone booked for 2022 in the last few weeks?

[dangallimore]

Just wondering if anyone has booked in the last couple of weeks for 2022?

We are just looking now for booking for May next year and interested to know where/ what people have booked and who you've booked with for what price.

We are looking at 2 weeks for 2 adults 2 children, possibly on-site, park tickets etc.. the usual standard Disney Florida Holiday

Many thanks.

[2point]

We've booked March/April 2022.

Booked flights with BA (still have great cancellation and amendment policy). 2 Adults into and out of Miami, SUV for a week. £1100.

Cruise booked with Royal Caribbean, 6 nights on Allure of the Seas £1100

Night booked at the Meridan in Miami, £150 with Travelrepublic.

Will be booking a week in Orlando with Travelrepublic.

[dangallimore]

Originally Posted by 2point

We've booked March/April 2022.

Booked flights with BA (still have great cancellation and amendment policy). 2 Adults into and out of Miami, SUV for a week. £1100.

Cruise booked with Royal Caribbean, 6 nights on Allure of the Seas £1100

Night booked at the Meridan in Miami, £150 with Travelrepublic.

Will be booking a week in Orlando with Travelrepublic.

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Thank you, will have to check out Travelrepublic to see what they are currently offering Appreciate the info

[LN89]

I've just booked for Feb and ended up going with Virgin. I priced it all separately as I've always done DIY in the last but the Virgin package actually came in cheapest, especially as car hire next year is very high.
I've booked tickets separately through attraction tickets though so I can get them now and book parks in case the park booking is still in place in Feb.

[claireh]

We booked about six weeks ago for next June! Yay!
We’re going with Virgin Premium, car hire, tickets and two weeks offsite... we felt it was a good deal and have been steadily watching it rise since.
Probably could’ve got cheaper booking flights, hotel, tickets etc separately but we like a package for security!

Now the best bit...all the planning!

[Zummerzet]

Originally Posted by LN89

I've booked tickets separately through attraction tickets though so I can get them now and book parks in case the park booking is still in place in Feb.

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With our Virgin booking, we paid extra on top of the deposit to cover the cost of the Disney tickets, and got our ticket reference straight away. We now have all our park days booked, despite not going for 13 months.

[dangallimore]

Thanks all. I'll have a look on virgin and see what they come in like.

[Bondy007]

Originally Posted by dangallimore

Thanks all. I'll have a look on virgin and see what they come in like.

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Hi, booked a few weeks ago. 2 adults and a 9 year old.
August 2022, 14 nights.
Virgin flydrive, LHR-MIA, std SUV, full insurance - £2.4k
ASMo + tickets, direct with Disney - £3.1k

All in - £5.5k. So at the time of booking I was pretty happy with that price as Orlando prices were going astronomical..! Happy to drive from Miami to Disney.

[kat4]

Yes I’ve booked 3 weeks
25th august
1 weeks all star movies
2 weeks dockside
2 ad & 16 year old and a 8 year old all with virgin £4800
Really excited got to get tickets now and start planning 😀

[Nelly7]

We’ve booked our package for July 2022 with Ever After Holiday.
Flying with Virgin from Heathrow to MCO
3 nights in Hard Rock Hotel at Universal(includes the free express passes)
11 nights at PoP Disney
14 day tickets for both Universal and Disney
1 adult and 1 17 Year old
Total cost around £6,400
Probably could of got it cheaper, but prefer to book as a package.
We can make up to 3 changes on the package, so if any offers come out we can change the package.
Already been provided with refenumbers for the Disney tickets and have booked our park days.