Originally Posted By bellevsaurora Hi I am new to Disney World planning. I want to book the WDW eating plan with MouseEars vacation.com, but I am not sure if they are a credible site. You guys are the experts. Please help! I need to book ASAP the airline fees keep going up.
Originally Posted By t1lersm0m I've been in contact with a woman on that site, and it seems credible. I seriously doubt Laughing Place would allow them to advertise here if they didn't feel they were credible. I know what you mean about the airfare. The one airline I was looking up has gone up $10 per person per leg, meaning $60 total for my family of three. But on hotwire.com, it says the best deals are generally within 60 days of your trip. It's a terrible waiting game!
Originally Posted By bellevsaurora Thank you for your help. Yeah, we checked several websites and everyday the prices go up, it is really sad, but that's what you have to do to have fun in WDW.
Originally Posted By NJFIREGUY I always book Striaght through Disney. I know I could probably do better if i researched all the discount sites...but how much better? I just go right to Waltdisneyworld.com and be doen with it
Originally Posted By bellevsaurora Thanks for the advice, we will probably try that if we become too apprehensive about this company.
Originally Posted By Coachbagfanatic1 I am with NJFIREGUY. We used a travel agency once and I won't do that again. From then on we've always booked directly through Disney. Good luck with booking your trip.
Originally Posted By tiggerdis_ I used MiceEars 2 years ago. They were very knowledgable, and helpful. They gave me several options in different price ranges, and made all my restaurant ressies too. It was like booking through Disney, but a little cheaper. They will email you a quote at no charge, so go ahead, you have nothing to lose!
Originally Posted By Coleen I think it's worth is to take the time to do the research. Mousesavers.com is great. But it does take time to sort through the info. If you don't want to do that, you can call (407) W-DISNEY. I talked to someone there today to change my reservation. He helped me book it as two separate trips so I could get the free Dining package that starts during the middle of my planned vacation. He knew the ins and outs of the WDW tickets and helped me work it so I could get the most for my money. VERY nice.
Originally Posted By Disneymom443 I would go through Disney , I'm sure MouseEars is a good site for booking and they do give free quotes, but I had aked for several different things that would be an extra cost and they didn't put it in the quote. My HD said because of that he would not use them.
Originally Posted By dlgirler I have to say this for Penny at MouseEars ... I contacted her in the beginning stages of my research. I had already talked to a few different agencies, and found Penny to be the most organized, helpful and knowledgeable. She generously offered me several money-saving tips (before any other organizations seems to know about them). I would've booked through her, but naively didn't realize only AAA reps can book AAA discounted pkgs.
Originally Posted By MsLindanne We went on our first Disney Cruise to Mexico last year and used Small World Vacations and they were recommended to us from Mousesavers.com. Their website is: www.wdwvacations.com. I highly recommend them! In fact, we booked another cruise while on board, and once again Small World is helping us plan that, plus I just got in contact with them for a WDW trip prior to our cruise. They are personable, they have a lot of information to make your vacation "MAGICAL" and they will save you some money. Now that is very important!! Have fun!! ºoº
Originally Posted By Labuda Like Lindanne, I'm a fan of Small World vacations. Used them last year when DH & I did our couples trip, and doing it again this year.
