Which broker is cheaper right now?
MRG shows the more consistent tracked pricing. Our data has MRG averaging $255 with a $97 floor and a low $59 price per night across 29 deals, while BookVIP lists in a similar broker range but appears less often in our tracked inventory. Both brokers resell resort preview packages across many destinations, so their catalogs overlap heavily. The difference shows up in the exact live price on a given resort and date, which is why we compare receipts rather than headline claims.
Why price-history receipts matter for brokers
Brokers advertise eye-catching low teasers that are not always live. Our tracking logs 74,440 total price snapshots across our inventory, so we can tell a durable price from a bait number. When a broker's "from $99" rarely appears in the actual data, the tracked average, MRG's $255, is the honest figure a shopper should plan around. That auditing is the entire point of this comparison. The table shows what the receipts say.
| Metric | MRG | BookVIP |
|---|---|---|
| Avg tracked price | $255 | Comparable broker band |
| Lowest tracked price | $97 | Similar (thinner data) |
| Avg price per night | $59 | Broker range |
| Tracked deals | 29 | Limited |
| Price history logged | Yes | Yes |
Which should you book?
Book MRG when its tracked pricing and a specific resort line up on your dates; the $97 floor and $59 per-night rate are competitive for a broker. Consider BookVIP when it lists the exact resort you want at a live price you have verified, since its catalog overlaps MRG's. With any broker, confirm the price is live and read the preview requirement before paying. See how brokers compare with booking direct in Orlando, follow the rate recap, and browse current deals.
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