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A friend of mine just guessed 8k per person for the Baltic and 6k per person for the Repo Iceland
I hope that is wrong
I hope that is wrong
A friend of mine just guessed 8k per person for the Baltic and 6k per person for the Repo Iceland
I hope that is wrong
Yikes. The price of these European cruises makes my head spin. We're hoping to be able to afford the local zoo next month--I couldn't even imagine throwing down that much cash on vacation, even for Disney!I am prepared to pay about 15k for the Baltics and maybe 10k for the Iceland cruise for 3 people with a Verandah. 12 night July 10th and June 29th Repo..
I really hope it doesn't get to 20k because I would like to book Hawaii for me and all three kids. I think that will be expensive as well. So between the three, those will be all the vacations I hope to be taking in 2015.
I know - its wacky! I'll do the same - call DCL at 8:00 to get prices and decide what we're doing. Then I'll call Costco at 10:00 so they can move my dummy booking. I really hope there aren't too many black out dates. Unfortunately, the week that probably works the best for us is over July 4th, and we pretty much know that will be blacked out. Anxiously waiting!
Jodie
So, just to get this straight... You can book at DCL and then move the reservation to Costco? Do you get all the same benefits as if you booked directly through Costco? (Particularly the Costco gift card, which is a substantial chunk of change). Also, is there a time limit to move the reservation to Costco?
We're hoping to be able to afford the local zoo next month
Do you really think they will change as much as what you guys are saying a year before. I mean what they going to charge a month before as it normally just goes higher. I was hoping to book on day one and get not to bad a price
Not only that but I hear you can't use the 10 percent discount for booking on board for this route
Disney really don't make it easy for people
Am shocked these cruises even full up at this price as that's crazy
Yes and yes -- you can transfer to Costco and the cash card will be the same. You must transfer within 30 days.
So, just to get this straight... You can book at DCL and then move the reservation to Costco? Do you get all the same benefits as if you booked directly through Costco? (Particularly the Costco gift card, which is a substantial chunk of change).
Also, is there a time limit to move the reservation to Costco?
And after you transfer it to Costco, can you still "see" the reservation at the DCL website? Can you do stuff like booking excursions and Palo at the DCL website?
I can't speak for Costco specifically, but I had this exact conversation with a TA this morning and she said if I booked directly through DCL and then transferred the ressie to her, that the OBC she offerred would only be about half of what she could offer if she made the ressie, as DCL gives the TA less commission if people book directly through DCL out of the chute.
Price of a WBTA can someone give me a rough estimate of a WBTA in a 9c or a 7a for 2. Just want to make sure I am in the ballpark of prices. Years past will be great or even this year. Thanks
Do you really think they will change as much as what you guys are saying a year before. I mean what they going to charge a month before as it normally just goes higher. I was hoping to book on day one and get not to bad a price
Not only that but I hear you can't use the 10 percent discount for booking on board for this route
Disney really don't make it easy for people
Am shocked these cruises even full up at this price as that's crazy
Price of a WBTA can someone give me a rough estimate of a WBTA in a 9c or a 7a for 2. Just want to make sure I am in the ballpark of prices. Years past will be great or even this year. Thanks
2014 WBTA was $1,974 total (2 A, 9B OV cabin). Opening day platinum, OBB discount.Not sure what 9B would be but I booked this years WBTA September 2014 for 2 adults in 11B for $1542 total including taxes/fees. This was with OBB discount. Booked opening gold day.
2014 WBTA was $1,974 total (2 A, 9B OV cabin). Opening day platinum, OBB discount.
Woody
Which route or routes did you hear you won't be able to use the OBB 10% discount on? Is this a guess or was this blocked on similar routes in the past?
Hehe....just keeping the mood light! With all these cruise prices, I think I'll find my way back to the Couponing to Disney website now. There must be a sale on toilet paper somewhere....Ha - that's how I feel. Made me laugh!
Jodie