Bounce back offer

[slaleyhall]

Has anyone heard of a bounce back offer and what it means. I saw it on a fb page and asked what it meant but didn't get a reply. I got the idea that it had something to do with booking another hol whilst staying onsite at Disney so getting something extra for doing so. But I have never heard of it, has anyone got a clue about it

[KittyBlackDog]

You've pretty much summed it up.

[Shani]

Although UK guests can book it (as you guessed, you book whilst still on your current holiday) it's mostly a US thing. They book at much shorter notice in general and don't get the offers and discounts we get in the UK (free dining, and then free nights offer once free dining is done).

[BarryandCaron]

We've booked bouncebacks a few times in the past with great discounts, up to 40%.

As long as you book before you check-out, it's a valid booking.

[sha9]

I think it was free dining when we were there this month. I was tempted as we've no plans to go next year and Disney US give you the whole deposit back if you cancel. Realistically though I don't think we will go so I didn't bother.

[slaleyhall]

So I going aznd staying onsite next April, and am planning on booking for the following April. So am I better off booking the following year at reception when we are there, or d you go somewhere else to book. Do you need to book the same hotel or can it be a different Disney hotel. I would expect to get DDP for my next booking anyway as will be staying at a deluxe the following year too, so what incentives might they give you, otherwise I may as well book online before I go if its nothing extra.