Can someone explain vouchers?

[georgiapeach60]

I just found out that my flight to Orlando in Feb is now about $300.00(total) less than when I purchased them. I called Continental and they said they would send me some vouchers. She then gave me 4 PIN numbers, one for each of the tickets I had purchased. How exactly will I go about using these? If my children don't fly will the vouchers that were issued for thier tickets be useless? I can see maybe my husband and I going somewhere fairly soon after our WDW trip but it probably wouldn't be a big family vacation again. Thanks for clearing this up!
':confused:

[georgiapeach60]

I know somebody has to know how these things work.

[DVC California]

This is a topic that has been covered well in past posts. You can "search" for them by clicking here (http://64.225.125.24/forums/search.php?s=) and entering VOUCHERS in the search criteria.

I just did that and pulled up the following threads that may be useful:

Lots of Airline Voucher Questions (http://64.225.125.24/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=62025&highlight=vouchers)

AND

How do airline vouchers work? (http://64.225.125.24/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=51110&highlight=vouchers)

Hope this helps, Steve

Jumped back in to add-
If Continental vouchers are like most airlines', you'll have 365 days from the date of issue to use them. As they gave you a PIN instead of a paper voucher, you won't have any of the "fine print" to see whether you can combine the vouchers. (ie - Use all $300 towards 2 tickets for your husband and yourself or only $75 each on FOUR tickets.)

You may have to call Continental directly for this one.

Steve

[georgiapeach60]

Thanks for the info.