Pop Century and flight for 6000

**MargaretMouse** · 11 Feb 20, 02:10 PM

Do you think I will get flight, Pop Century with added on QS plan for 6000 in September, for two weeks. I’m going round in circles and my budget for these can not be anymore, we have a lot of medical issues and I’m not sure how much the insurance will be. I would ideally love a moderate, but looking at prices etc this is way out of our budget even with free dining plan. Thanks in advance for any answers.

**MargaretMouse** · 11 Feb 20, 02:11 PM

Sorry I should add on this is for September 2021. The flights would be from London Gatwick and it would need to be a direct flight due to medical issues.

braby · 11 Feb 20, 02:53 PM

You don't say how many people this is for?

**MargaretMouse** · 11 Feb 20, 02:57 PM

Sorry, I new I would forget something... it’s for three adults.

MrsEgg · 11 Feb 20, 03:20 PM

Yes I do, I think you are going to need to wait to see what is offered when free dinning comes out as sometimes staying in a moderate with QSDP is the same price as some values once you've upgraded the dinning.

We're going this may (booked when free dining was out last year) 2 adults 1 child, direct virgin flights from Gatwick with Virgin, 14 nights QSDP tower room at CSR and Tickets Is 5811. This is over May half term for us (we get 2 weeks) 22nd - 5th June, we've done September before and found it a cheaper time to go.

Medical insurance will likely come in high at the moment as you are asking them to cover for over a year away which bumps up the premium, depending on what the medical conditions are there are good websites which can advise on specialist companies for certain conditions.

BirdsluvDisney · 11 Feb 20, 03:30 PM

Yes its very doable, plus staying in a moderate.

Say £500pp = £1500 flights, I reckon you can get for less,

Say £420pp = £1260 for Disney tickets, Just guessing on a price increase for 2021

Moderate with free QS (should become available around April time} around £3400 we paid this is for POFQ this is what we paid this year.

Total £6160. But reckon you can get flights cheaper and ive added an increase for Disney tickets.

If you wanted POP it would be around £1700 but would need to add on around £1680 for QSDP =£3380 so really about same price a moderate resort, Plus you should get $200 free Disney dollars with Moderate resort.

So I would say £6000 budget is about spot on.

**MargaretMouse** · 11 Feb 20, 04:18 PM

Thanks so much for your info...l I do hope I can get it for that price, I will see the difference between pop and the moderate when the price are out. I just didn’t want to get excited and there was no way it would come near my budget. You have bothe helped so much. Thanks so much.

BirdsluvDisney · 11 Feb 20, 04:27 PM

Just to give you a quick idea, I have paid for 3 adults.

14 nights POFQ with free QSDP and $200 free dollars.

14 day Disney tickets

Flights LGW to MCO with Virgin paid extra to fly in bubble ad extra leg room seats.

This is April, Usually April/September are about the same in prices sometimes September a little cheaper.

Total £6100

I hope this helps. I do believe your £6000 budget will be fine.

Fingers crossed they give the free DDP in April

:P1x1e_Dust : Im sure they will

gbr78 · 11 Feb 20, 04:36 PM

Originally Posted by BirdsluvDisney

Just to give you a quick idea, I have paid for 3 adults.

14 nights POFQ with free QSDP and $200 free dollars.

14 day Disney tickets

Flights LGW to MCO with Virgin paid extra to fly in bubble ad extra leg room seats.

This is April, Usually April/September are about the same in prices sometimes September a little cheaper.

Total £6100

I hope this helps. I do believe your £6000 budget will be fine.

Fingers crossed they give the free DDP in April

:P1x1e_Dust : Im sure they will

I guess this is outside of the Ester holidays? We are looking for next Easter (I know it's still early) and we've got a quote of £7600 for 10 nights in POFQ, Virgin LGW-MCO and tickets for Disney and Universal, no dining plan (as it's not out yet anyway, plus it's Easter break so unlikely). 2a 1c (11). We thought that was fairly reasonable too...