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| Community Rank: Sightseer ![]() Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: South-East Florida
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| Off-Season, Regular, Peek Season Prices I'm trying to find out if Disneyland resorts (California) have different price seasons like the ones at WDW Orlando. I went to the disneyland.com website but could not locate if certain months are off-season or peek or regular season. Friends and I are trying to book for the Paradise Pier & Disneyland Hotel next year.
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| Community Rank: Scout ![]() Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: California
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| The official site use to have the rates for the hotels but, evidently not any more. Let me see if I can give you a ball park figure. Holiday season speaks for itself - you will pay more. What you called Peek is usually referred to as Regular season (summer) - you will also pay more. Value season is anywhere in between the top two - this would be I guess your bargin Southern California schools with a traditional calendar are also a good way to guess when each season will occur. We are going to be there late Oct - first of Nov. I got a value rate for our package. Holiday season is coming up soon. When we were looking for dates I wanted to go just after Veterans day and before Thanksgiving. But, that changed do to nothing being available and the price went up almost 1,000.00 more. There is also a couple of weeks right after Thanksgiving week and just before Christmas you can squeeze in a value price. But, the closer you get to Christmas the price is going to go up. Spring break usually goes on for at least a month depending on where Easter lands. A lot of colleges get out earlier then elementary and high schools. I'm sure there is someone else out there that has more insight on the rates but I hope this helps a little.
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