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• reinaldok_2000 says:

  December 10, 2011 at 1:36 am

  Be very careful with CHEAP vacations. Any prices uncommon than persons offered by Disney or authorized agents are certainly phoney. People get stuck every single day by buying from Craig’s list and Ebay.
  Just remember that a one day ticket to Disney or Universal for 4 people will cost you just over $ 360.00
  Not much left of the $ 500 – for hotel and food. (Whenever I read a post that states, “I’ve hear and seen”
  I know that something is ill-treat)

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• Independent Thinker says:

  December 10, 2011 at 2:22 am

  As stated be very careful of scams.

  AAA and Sam’s Club are reputiable sources for Orlando vacation packages.

  There is also a website that lists all of Disney’s contemporary promotions.

  http://www.mousesavers.com/

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• Erin Leester says:

  December 10, 2011 at 2:52 am

  Yes be very careful where you buy your vacation packages. I permanently use my authorized disney agent and she has found me fantastic promotions. The value resorts inside Disney can be very affordable. The tickets are based on the number of days you stay and get less expensive with the more days you want to add. One of our last trips it was an additional $ 16 to add another day of park tickets because we already had six days there. She would beyond doubt help you with a free price quote if you emailed her, tracy@lbactravel.com and she is so sweet. I know Disney has a free-dining promotion out currently. She also adds such nice extra touches free like custom itinerary. Excellent Luck

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• Becca says:

  December 10, 2011 at 3:14 am

  The $ 500 Disney vacation is usually $ 500/person, not for the entire trip. You have to pay attention to the Disney fine print. You’re probably looking at something closer to

  In general, the minimum you will pay for a week long (6 nighttime) stay at a Disney owned alternative is around $ 600. You may be able to get a 10-20% discount on your room, which makes the minimum closer to $ 400 A week long ticket would run you around $ 250/person, so for a group of 4 Disney adults (10 and up), the minimum for a week vacation you’re looking at around $ 1600, and that’s not including food. If you add one of Disney’s Dining Diplomacy, it’s another $ 45/nighttime/person. If a member of your party is less than 10, the cost of both tickets and dining will be a less expensive.

  In most cases, other places don’t offer discounts on Disney vacations for any lower than you can get through Disney itself. Occasionally, you can buy a vacation package through Expedia or somewhere that will cost slightly less than Disney, but it’s usually only by a few dollars and you’re tied into Expedia’s much stricter cancellation policy.

  AAA does offer some discounts to it’s members.

  If you want to go to Disney, and stay on the property, the best thing to do is go to the Walt Disney Planet reservations logic and go under “Special Offers” then price a vacation through one of the links. (it has to be through a link or it won’t apply the discount).

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• Cheep Travel says:

  December 10, 2011 at 3:45 am

  Try Cheep Travel

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• Shannon Harris says:

  December 10, 2011 at 4:19 am

  Don’t get sucked into a scam. You’ll never get your money back. Try to book through Disney or at least try out the agency’s grade at bbb.com before you trust them. You can get a cheap vaca… free dining plot and cheap hotel by visiting in September, and very cheap admission if you’re military. $ 500 for all? You might be able to pull that off per person, but a family of 4 will cost at least $ 1500 not including airfare.

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