Did resort prices go up overnight?

[AnnabelleTheTalkingTree]

Last night I was browsing the Disney website for a one night stay to tack on to our upcoming (May) trip for our arrival day before transferring to our resort. I thought prices looked high ($300ish for a night at POR, room only) so I shut it down and figured I'd think about it. This morning I started looking again and prices are like $50 higher across the board. Is this some crazy marketing thing like the airlines do, or did prices legitimately go up overnight?

 

[mom2rtk]

Are they the same class of rooms? Maybe they sold out the cheaper ones.

Regardless, I will exit out and try looking with an incognito browser page.

 

[AnnabelleTheTalkingTree]

Are they the same class of rooms? Maybe they sold out the cheaper ones.

Regardless, I will exit out and try looking with an incognito browser page.

It seems to just be across the board. Like an increase in every resort. I tried switching to my computer and still no luck, so who knows.

 

[mmouse50]

Not sure about 2022 prices but the room only price for 2023 is still the same. I booked a room only reservation for June of next year and it is same today as it was when I booked it.

 

[Jacq7414]

It looks the same to me

 

[Sparkly]

Are they the same class of rooms? Maybe they sold out the cheaper ones.

Regardless, I will exit out and try looking with an incognito browser page.

Clear your cache too!

 

[stinkpickle]

You'll have to drill in to make sure lower price room options didn't sell out. That happens a lot. And sometimes, the listing doesn't always show the lowest option.

 

[Mrs.AMC]

Any chance you added a 3rd adult?

 

[Eastern]

Any chance you added a 3rd adult?

I have done that a few times...

 

[VinceandKatie]

I’m not 100% sure but I bet the park resort rates changed just like the park ticket rates change. Depending on the day and month.

 

[SL6827]

Disney now quietly adjusts the price of the rooms overnight whenever they feel like it. Its magic!