Has anyone ever booked a vacation package through Southwest.com??? I'm noticing the rate I'm getting for our trip to DW is unbelievably low when compared to Orbitz, Expedia, or even booking directly through Disney. I guess I just want to make sure that I'm not being scammed or something. Like the package Southwest offers is $1,053.97. Orbitz, approx $1700. DW + Flight $2858.00 (and that's with the military discount) and Expedia $1900.
FLIGHT PACKAGE INCLUDES: Flight, hotel
DISNEY PACKAGE INCLUDE: Flight, hotel, 2 meals & 2 snacks but with the low rate from SW, we can pay for meals. Park Hopper for 4 will be purchased through hubby's military discount.
Any advice/suggestions???
Thanks in advance!
We call Southwest our company plane!!!
We run a lot of our business ( our personal company) through SW.
We end up with about 1 free ticket every 8 weeks plus were on A-list for boarding. Love southwest.
Also love American.... We're platinum there with a lot of perks .
Southwest is so forgiving if you have travel issues. We love that airline.
Southwest airlines? Sure we use it quite a bit. Builds points quickly.
I just got back from DW using Southwest Vacation Package. It was great. We stayed at the All Star Music Resort on the DW grounds airfare from Chicago for 3 and 2 days tickets to the parks and it was $1700.00. My child is 4 so the 2 days were plenty as the pools at the resort were awsome. Husband golfed 2 days and loved the courses. We didn't do the dining package but wish I had as the food at DW is outragous. I brought along snacks and juice boxes and a jar of peanut butter and jelly and my daughter was set. We came from the cold and it was 85 degrees when we landed. One thing I didn't do that I wish I had was pack our bathing suits in our carry on. With this package you get tags to put on your suitcases and the luggage gets delivered right to your room. But it takes 3 to 4 hours after you arrive at the resort to get there so we had to sit in our Chicago clothes in 85 degree weather for 4 hours. Only down fall. Had a wonderful time
If you can get a deal on the tickets, I would go with the Southwest package. I am generally not a fan of packages but it seems to be working in your favor. Is it the same hotel?
The tickets and mean plan can add up drastically though. I was just looking at park hoppers for 3 of us and is $750 for four days but my kids are considered adults by Disney standards.
We are going to Disneyland in April :) We went to Disney World in 2010 so we are going to compare the two.
What is in the package. Hotel, food and park passes? How many people. That would help determine an answer to your question
