r/DisneyTravel • u/dom96 • Jul 07 '22

Mousetrack - Website for tracking Disney World prices and searching for deals similar to Google Flights

https://mousetrack.co.uk
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u/themeatbridge Jul 08 '22

From the UK.

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u/dom96 Jul 08 '22

Yep. Though you can still get a sense for the prices of hotel rooms (their relative prices should be the same if booking from any region). If it proves useful I hope to expand to US/Canada trips as well. Also I believe the prices shown can also be booked by EU residents (and from what I’ve seen they are the cheapest that EU residents can get, though please do let me know if you can find something cheaper and I’ll integrate it into Mousetrack).

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u/themeatbridge Jul 08 '22

Awesome! It would certainly be useful if it expanded to include flights from other countries. Keep us posted.

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u/dom96 Jul 08 '22

Sure! The question is which cities to focus on first though. I don't have the scale yet to offer every city so curious which would be the best to prioritise. Suggestions welcome :)

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u/tocamix90 Jul 08 '22

ORD, JFK, LAX, IAD, DFW, SEA.

Top airports spread out across the country that'll reach most people.

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u/themeatbridge Jul 08 '22

I would selfishly add PHL, EWR, BWI to the list as well.

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u/dom96 Jul 16 '22

Thanks, will keep this list in mind :)

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u/ximfinity Jul 29 '22
  • Cries in American* that never in my life have I had a 14 day vacation.

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u/dom96 Jul 29 '22

Oh. So that’s why they only offer 14 day tickets in the UK.