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Experiment6-2-6 · 12-18-2006

Priceline makes most of the hotels affordable within walking distance, and those outside the city limits.

I've found it's a tradeoff.

The cost for the hotel is the same, but the hotels in Anaheim hit you up with high parking.

Hotels in neighboring cities don't.

Of course, if you don't have a car, it's a non-issue.

Then again, I have an annual pass that gives you free parking at Disneyland.

Bottom line, use expedia for general quotes, then priceline for the great deals.

Hope this helps.

12-18-2006	#5 (permalink)
Experiment6-2-6 Ambulance Chaser Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Pago Pago, American Samoa Posts: 2,213	Re: Disneyland Hotels or Good Neighbor Hotels Priceline makes most of the hotels affordable within walking distance, and those outside the city limits. I've found it's a tradeoff. The cost for the hotel is the same, but the hotels in Anaheim hit you up with high parking. Hotels in neighboring cities don't. Of course, if you don't have a car, it's a non-issue. Then again, I have an annual pass that gives you free parking at Disneyland. Bottom line, use expedia for general quotes, then priceline for the great deals. Hope this helps. __________________ GALACTIC HERO "Hey, I'm pretty good at this lawyering stuff!!!!" - Mater This is your badness level. It's unusually high, for someone your size.. ..No more caffeine for you. - Lilo I've stayed at the: Coast Anaheim; Hyatt Regency; Hilton Anaheim; Four Points Sheraton; Marriot -Fullerton; Anabella; Holiday Inn Express Placentia; Holiday Inn BP; Marriot Anaheim; Ctyrd Marriott BP, Holiday Inn & Suites, Crowne Plaza My Disney Countdown Counting down to: Going to Disneyland I'm in Disneyland for two days! Then home for Thanksgiving.