First post, longtime lurker on this site. What a wonderful WDW planning resource.
I wanted to share some information I discovered in planning our July 2006 trip (6-night stay at Polynesian, MYW package with dining plan). I joined AAA to obtain the room discount on the package, and it paid for itself about five times over. A couple of weeks after making our reservations, I was thumbing through our local entertainment book (which we had just purchased for $35) and I came across a coupon from our local AAA agency (through which I had booked our trip) indicating that we could take $100 off any vacation booked through them of $3,000 or more. The coupon indicated that we were supposed to present it at the time of booking in order to receive the discount, but our local AAA agent told me it was no problem. We were thus able to enhance our AAA discount by another 4% or so.
If you're booking via your local AAA office to get the discount, it's worth checking your local entertainment book to see if you can obtain the additional benefit
I wanted to share some information I discovered in planning our July 2006 trip (6-night stay at Polynesian, MYW package with dining plan). I joined AAA to obtain the room discount on the package, and it paid for itself about five times over. A couple of weeks after making our reservations, I was thumbing through our local entertainment book (which we had just purchased for $35) and I came across a coupon from our local AAA agency (through which I had booked our trip) indicating that we could take $100 off any vacation booked through them of $3,000 or more. The coupon indicated that we were supposed to present it at the time of booking in order to receive the discount, but our local AAA agent told me it was no problem. We were thus able to enhance our AAA discount by another 4% or so.
If you're booking via your local AAA office to get the discount, it's worth checking your local entertainment book to see if you can obtain the additional benefit