Good neighbor off-site WDW hotels

WDWMickey16 · 06-22-2003

I was thinking about it, and have come to a conclusion that I can't justify spending $127.68 a night at AS-Sports, when I am only going to use the room to sleep and dress and a possible afternoon rest.

With this being said, can anyone recommend a very nice good neighbor hotel that has good shuttle service for my solo trip Dec 26 to Jan 3.

Thanks,

WDWMickey16

jmouse · 06-22-2003

Didn't you just start planning this trip of yours a couple of months ago under a different name? How many changes have you made thus far?

wdwjeff · 06-22-2003

Try one of the DD hotels. Their rates are lower, and you can still use the EE and WDW transportation system. You'll lose out on the theming, though, which, to me, is worth the extra cost(if I'm there, I want to be constantly immersed in the magic).:heart :)

jmouse · 06-22-2003

If you are really trying to cut costs, I'd change your dates. You are going at the most expensive and crowded time of the year, no matter where you stay.

jmouse · 06-22-2003

You might want to try some online discount hotel reservation services. I saw a post on another board where someone got the All-Stars at less than the rack rate for your dates. The person used usahotelguide.com, who must have the wrong rate loaded into their site's reservation service.

Of course, you might want to check out their cancellation/change policy just in case your plans change.

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WDWMickey16 Junior Mouseketeer Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Lisle, IL Posts: 25	Good neighbor off-site WDW hotels I was thinking about it, and have come to a conclusion that I can't justify spending $127.68 a night at AS-Sports, when I am only going to use the room to sleep and dress and a possible afternoon rest. With this being said, can anyone recommend a very nice good neighbor hotel that has good shuttle service for my solo trip Dec 26 to Jan 3. Thanks, WDWMickey16 __________________ WDWMickey16

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wdwjeff Big Cheese Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: West Chester, PA Posts: 778	Try one of the DD hotels. Their rates are lower, and you can still use the EE and WDW transportation system. You'll lose out on the theming, though, which, to me, is worth the extra cost(if I'm there, I want to be constantly immersed in the magic).:heart :) __________________ wdwjeff GF 1988 ASMu 1998 Studio City Sheraton 2000 HRH/CBR June/July 2002 Portofino Bay Sept./Oct. 2004 BWV/Royal Pacific July/August 2005 HRH/BCV August 2008 My Disney Countdown Counting down to: Universal first, then it's Magic Time We're here, We're here!!!!!!!!!

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jmouse Mouse Meister Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Maryland Posts: 1,370	Didn't you just start planning this trip of yours a couple of months ago under a different name? How many changes have you made thus far?

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jmouse Mouse Meister Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Maryland Posts: 1,370	If you are really trying to cut costs, I'd change your dates. You are going at the most expensive and crowded time of the year, no matter where you stay.

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jmouse Mouse Meister Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Maryland Posts: 1,370	You might want to try some online discount hotel reservation services. I saw a post on another board where someone got the All-Stars at less than the rack rate for your dates. The person used usahotelguide.com, who must have the wrong rate loaded into their site's reservation service. Of course, you might want to check out their cancellation/change policy just in case your plans change.

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