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  1. Nina
    December 4, 2015

    Dave, what date in October does the Fall season be start back? Are the deluxe resorts prices up compared to last year during that time frame? I would love to go in November, but can’t get away from work then. Thanks!

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  2. Michelle
    June 25, 2015

    Hi Dave,
    With your help, my family and I had a great trip to WDW last October – thanks!! Thinking ahead to our next trip, does the shift in the “Fall” season impact your recommended weeks to visit? Thanks!

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    • Dave
      June 26, 2015

      Michelle, I’m so glad to have helped!!!

      On the week rankings, I’m still working on that. It will change the order, but the recommended weeks will still be recommended–just not as much.

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  3. Anonymous
    June 23, 2015

    I was looking at the moderate rates for Oct/ Nov/Dec 2016. POFQ and RS are priced higher than CS and CBR? We were tossing around a trip next year to either WDW or Universal. USO has been offering some really great room discounts. With a good discount we can stay in one of their upper tier hotels for a more reasonable price and the hotel is nicer than a WDW moderate. We will have just as much fun at USO and Sea World. If WDW also does a pricey ticket hike (the tiered system we are hearing about)…tack on rising airfare and…ouch! So, I signed up for USO offers and info. Without some kind of discount on room or dining (and enough availability to actually snag it!) we will not go to WDW.

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