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Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Downbeach from Atlantic City
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Think of Resort Airline Check-in as curbside check-in. When you do curbside check-in at an airport's curbside, you check-in for your flight, get your boarding pass, and check your luggage through to your final destination. You then walk inside the airport, by-pass our airline's ticket counter, and just go directly to your gate. WHen you use RAC, it's EXACTLY the same procedure as if you used curbside check-in ... exactly the same procedure. |
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Join Date: Mar 2007
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Hi
Is there any difference from people travelling from the UK? For example myself and my fiance are getting married at disney world and his parents are using the magical express. We booked their flights and hotel through British Airways but they still haven't received the luggage tags. Will they send the tags to them? We only have got about 4 weeks until us travelling. Please advise. Thanks. |
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Likes little devils
I know I'm getting old...I get it, I really do Prisoner of Toy Story Mania Join Date: May 2002
Location: Central Ma
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I would call DME directly...866-599-0951. If someone books their travel package through a travel agent, that agent gets the DME packet and then are supposed to send the packet, with luggage tags, on to the guest. You may want to double check on that.
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Earning My Ears
Join Date: Jun 2006
Posts: 8
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A quick question from a first time DME user.
I fly to MCO on this Saturday, and as of Wednesday (today) I have yet to receive any booklet or yellow tags, so I am not expecting them at this point. I have an email that says my "reservation request for Disney's Magical Express Service has been processed", as well as a reservation number. In this scenario, the email appears to tell me to *first* locate Cast Members at Level 2 (Baggage Claim) and give them the claim check numbers and description of my luggage. They would then claim my luggage, and I suppose I would then proceed to the DME Welcome Center. Obviously the benefit of this would be that things would then proceed as if my bags were tagged from the beginning. This all seems quite reasonable to me, and I have no worries. Is this indeed reasonable? And I should have no worries...right?
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Can't stay put!
I met lots of DIS'ers during my purple-panted tenure I'm just fine with being terrific instead Join Date: Jul 2002
Location: Orlando, FL
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Just go straight to the Welcome Center. They will take care of it for you!
Just make sure to pack what you'll need for that day in your day bag. Untagged luggage does take a bit longer to get to the resort.
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Earning My Ears
Join Date: Jun 2006
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Thank you for the advice to head straight to the Welcome Center.
It would be pretty easy to print out a sticker with my name, reservation number, and resort, and stick it/tie it to my bags. Any opinions on a faux tag such as this to help mark my bags for the DME folks? |
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will travelABD trips = clothes optional Join Date: Aug 2001
Location: Now living near the parks!
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Your Disney’s Magical Express reservation has been made; however, you may not receive your Disney’s Magical
Express booklet with luggage tags prior to departure for Orlando. Please be assured that you will still be able to utilize the service and receive the same seamless experience. Once you arrive at Orlando International Airport, you have two options: 1) You can pick up your luggage at baggage claim and proceed directly to the Disney Welcome Center. You will be responsible for taking your luggage with you on the motor coach. 2) Or you may proceed directly to the Disney Welcome Center. You do not need to claim your luggage. Disney will gather all of your information and collect your luggage for you and then deliver it to your resort room. IMPORTANT: Please pack any valuables, medications or anything needed immediately upon arrival into Orlando in a carry-on bag. Arrival at Orlando International Airport. Upon arrival, please take the tram from your gate to the main Terminal and proceed to the Disney Welcome Center which is located on the B Side on Level 1 and bypass baggage claim. If you arrive on the A Side, please proceed to the B Side before taking the elevator or escalator down to Level 1. You may follow the airport signs to Ground Transportation. At the Disney Welcome Center, please present your airline baggage claim checks to the Disney representative to confirm the number of bags* checked as well as your return flight information. You will then board a complimentary motor coach that will take you to your resort. Your motor coach may make up to 3 stops before arriving at your resort. Luggage delivery to the resort. Your luggage will be claimed at the airport and delivered to your room. Your luggage may take up to 3 hours after you check-in to be delivered. You do not need to be in your room to receive your luggage. Please note if you take your luggage on the motor coach it will not automatically be delivered to your room. Returning home. You will receive a Transportation Notice the day prior to check-out advising you of your motor coach pick-up time and other general information. Your motor coach pick-up time is based on your flight departure and will be approximately 3 hours prior to that time to allow for multiple stops by the motor coaches. |
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Earning My Ears
Join Date: Jun 2006
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My working plan is to do what the good folks at Dis recommend and head for the Welcome Center, after all, that is why I asked.
In case anyone is interested, this was the part of the email that had me questioning where to go (sorry I did not post it in my original post). Someone puts ** in a email, and I start paying attention. ![]() Quote:
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Can't stay put!
I met lots of DIS'ers during my purple-panted tenure I'm just fine with being terrific instead Join Date: Jul 2002
Location: Orlando, FL
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There's no need to add an extra step and make you hunt down someone who may or may not be out on the floor. The Welcome Center is fully equipped to take down the information, and it's sent via computer to the appropriate personnel. They then print "replacement" tags for you.
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DIS Veteran
Join Date: May 2004
Location: Central Maine
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Recently returned from a split stay using DME. The yellow tags arrived with the incorrect resort. Information from the DIS said to cross out the incorrect resort name and the two digit code but leave the barcode info as the info in the computer would be accurate and it would be scanned at MCO. At the Welcome Center the agent said no, I should have crossed out everything and written the correct resort. She made a call to confirm that information. When the bags arrived at VWL they had new tags and the old tags had all info crossed out. Just wanted to pass this along. The split stay was VWL and then BCV.
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Likes little devils
I know I'm getting old...I get it, I really do Prisoner of Toy Story Mania Join Date: May 2002
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Likes little devils
I know I'm getting old...I get it, I really do Prisoner of Toy Story Mania Join Date: May 2002
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Can't stay put!
I met lots of DIS'ers during my purple-panted tenure I'm just fine with being terrific instead Join Date: Jul 2002
Location: Orlando, FL
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I've been told to try taking some ginkgo biloba... but I keep forgetting to.
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Mouseketeer
Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: MA
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"Returning home. You will receive a Transportation Notice the day prior to check-out advising you of your motor
coach pick-up time and other general information. Your motor coach pick-up time is based on your flight departure and will be approximately 3 hours prior to that time to allow for multiple stops by the motor coaches" So if I have DME only for the return flight and don't my luggage tag before I leave, I shouldn't have any problems? I would imagine that as long as I get notification at the resort of my departure time then I will be okay. Is that correct? Thanks- I've never used DME before.
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