We are planning too order this package off of Travelocity as it is $3,000 cheaper than from the Disney site. Is dining included? oh, and tell me about your experience, We are booking the 4 day stay at WDW and 3 on Cruise. Is this a good choice? This is my first time too WDW and my first time on any kind of cruise.

Dining on the ship is included, dining at the parks isn't unless you purchase a dining package. I LOVED the cruise -- and three days is too short on either end. My pick would be three days at WDW with a one day add on at the beginning and then the four-day cruise. It is more fun that way. :)

I second what Niwel mentioned. We did the L/S package last year and added an extra day at the end to just wind down and relax. We used it as our last hurrah at the parks, only hitting things that we really wanted to do.
I would love to hear more about your specific package - it sounds great and at a huge savings.

WOW, $3000 cheaper? I have to check it out!

I would still love to hear about the specifics on the package you got. A $3K difference is just amazing.

I would love to know more about the $3,000.00 difference between Travelocity and the DCL site. It is very rare that there is such a shift and may be due to the fact that Travelocity is not offering the same category of accomodations. On the Land/Sea program, the type of hotels that you get is determined by your stateroom category.

It is very rare that there is such a shift and may be due to the fact that Travelocity is not offering the same category of accomodations
I would venture to guess that is the main difference. However, being that this thread is now a month old with no real answer, I will assume that we may not find out.

Neffyh, as you can see, we would really like to know what you found out. If nothing else, it will give people an idea of what it costs to do such a trip when comparing different categories of staterooms and the like. Many people think they can't afford a L&S package when it is actually not too bad when you think about what you can get for your $$.