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Walt Disney World is marking down its rooms. For the first time ever, the resort has grudgingly agreed to offer its Disney-owned hotel room on the discount site Priceline.com. Starting in mid-November, Mickey Mouse can be had at a deeper discount than before.

While Disney has sold its theme park tickets on Priceline for about four years now (and not at a deep markdown), it held off on expanding its nearly two dozen high-dollar hotels — such as the Polynesian Resort, the Animal Kingdom Lodge, and the Beach Club — to the site. Priceline, which offers both standard booking engine results and blind name-your-own-price bidding services, is a budget traveler’s friend, but the perception of bottom-scraping discounts chafes against the premium image Disney strives to cultivate for itself.

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