Today Only – 20% Off Select Hotels (Including Disney!)
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If you missed out on yesterday’s Orbitz flash sale, here’s another chance to save on a paid hotel booking!
Via The Gate, you’ll save 20% off select Travelocity hotel bookings when you use promotion code “BIGDAY” at checkout. Travel dates are through December 31, 2017, but you must book by today, June 13, 2017, at 11:59 pm Central Time.
I did some test searches and discovered Disney resorts are included in the sale! This could be a good way to save money on your Disney vacation.
I’ll share the details!
Travelocity 20% Off Hotel Sale
Link: Travelocity 20% Off Hotel Sale
Through 11:59 pm Central Time today, June 13, 2017, you’ll get 20% off select Travelocity hotel bookings when you enter promotion code “BIGDAY” at checkout. The deal is valid for travel through December 31, 2017.
Here are additional terms:
- You can only use this promotion code for hotels (NOT flight and hotel packages)
- You must book online through the Travelocity website
- Each account can only use this promotion code 2 times
- Get up to $200 in savings per booking
- Savings are instant when you enter the promotion code
For example, you could save ~$59 on a night at the Park Hyatt Chicago:
This is a big savings compared to booking directly through Hyatt. But remember, you won’t earn hotel points or stay credits on 3rd-party bookings. And you may not have your elite status recognized.
So this deal is better at non-chain hotels, because you won’t have to worry about missing out on points and perks!
Here’s what you’ll save on a night at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort and Spa:
And don’t forget to use a credit card that earns bonus points for travel, like the Chase Sapphire Preferred or Citi Prestige.
Bottom Line
Today only, you can save 20% off select Travelocity hotel bookings when you enter promotion code “BIGDAY” at checkout. Travel dates are through December 31, 2017.Most chain hotels are excluded, but if you book one, remember you won’t earn hotel points or stay credits, and likely won’t have your elite status recognized. Disney resorts are included in the deal!
Let me know if you book a stay!
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