DCL not friendly to veteran cruisers?

[NancyIL]

It is based on what category of stateroom you purchased the higher the cost the greater the the credit

Nope!

Under the assumption it is one flat rate for number of days now regardless of cabin cat.

Yep!

 

[dlhvac]

If you price a cruise on the cruise line web site you will see shipboard credit increase with cruise cost up to 600.00

 

[dlhvac]

If you price a cruise on the cruise line web site you will see shipboard credit increase with cruise cost up to 600.00

So concierge will give you a greater shipboard credit

 

[NancyIL]

If you price a cruise on the cruise line web site you will see shipboard credit increase with cruise cost up to 600.00

You must be referring to travel agent onboard credit. There is no onboard credit shown on Disney Cruise Line's web site.

The poster you quoted was talking about the onboard credit you get from DCL for an onboard booking. It is either $100 for up to 6 nights or $200 for 7+ nights. It used to be up to $350 for Platinum cruisers.

 

[outahere]

If you price a cruise on the cruise line web site you will see shipboard credit increase with cruise cost up to 600.00

So concierge will give you a greater shipboard credit

I think you're looking at the Dreams Unlimited (board sponsor) website. DCL does not give OBC based on the price you pay, but DU does.

 

[dlhvac]

I think you're looking at the Dreams Unlimited (board sponsor) website. DCL does not give OBC based on the price you pay, but DU does.

Could be

 

[cdavies]

i think they were right