DIY Hotel Booking

[Lisa1976]

For those of you that book everything separately, what websites do you use. I've checked the main Disney Website for Pop Century and for a week its coming in at £308. I was perhaps thinking of International Drive as a cheaper alternative.

If you have some good websites, would be really grateful of your help.

Thanks
Lisa

[wdwgrandma]

I don't use a website to book. I call Disney and tell them what I'm looking for! Of course, I've checked this site to see reviews and photos of the resorts, and I check to see if any codes have been posted...

[Wendy]

Expedia, Bon Voyage and the Hotels' own websites. Sign up for e/mail offers with all of them.
Also, if you check reviews on Trip Advisor....there's usually a list of sites for offers at the hotels you're checking.

[ukwdwnut]

ive used cheapestflight.co.uk, but phone them as the web dont alway come up trumps for flights always, but phoning does :D

[Lisa1976]

Thanks.

Getting some really cheap deals for International Drive Hotels through Expedia. What we are thinking is 4 nights in Miami, 7 nights disney (trying to work out whether its worth saving the extra pennies for the room or going for on site hotels) and 3 nights sealworld / universal

[JuniorMickey]

Do you have an AP. That can help save on an onsite room

[kradatz87]

My mom just used the disney website.

[Lisa1976]

Unfortunately no, our annual passes ran out in December, we didn't think we would be going back so didn't renew them. The ticket prices with the new Magic Your Way seem to be a lot more expensive or is it just me??