1-800# for disney?

[canadianmom2three]

There was a 800# posted on here for disney a while ago, and I actually wrote it down, and called it, but since then I have revised my plans about 100x and have lost the sheet with the # on it. Anyone know the 1-800 # for disney reservations? THANKS

 

[mickaholic4077]

Greetings to the Diser from north of the border!! The toll-free number is 1-877-939-3732.

 

[DisneyFun08]

Greetings to the Diser from north of the border!! The toll-free number is 1-877-939-3732.

Thank you! I too have been looking for the number.

 

[kaytieeldr]

Overuse/abuse of a toll-free number NOT intended for use by the general public will tend to force Disney to remove access to that number even for the people (i.e. Travel Agents) for whom its use IS intended.

 

[ruadisneyfan2]

Overuse/abuse of a toll-free number NOT intended for use by the general public will tend to force Disney to remove access to that number even for the people (i.e. Travel Agents) for whom its use IS intended.

Well, that's crazy. Every other large company I do business with offers a toll free #. Sheesh, like they're really hurting for money....
They know once you call you'll be dumping a few grand down there too. ugh!

 

[kaytieeldr]

Disney's marketing is so successful that they don't NEED to provide toll-free numbers to the general public - so why would they?

Figure it this way (example only): Somebody posted a similar request yesterday on the Dining Board, stating that they have to make 20 dining reservations. Multiply THAT times upwards of 10,000 Guests each day, and you see how much such lines would cost Disney and, ultimately, its shareholders (including many of your fellow DISers).

No, if we have to pay for the calls, we're more careful how many we make; more prepared before we call; and, after a couple of calls, one would expect experienced enough to press the 'right' buttons as soon as the options start being listed (instead of waiting through the entire recording).

In addition, many residential phone services include long distance calling - if not at this moment, it can generally be added cheaply (mine is $2 a month).

Most likely, Guests who express their feelings on this contact availability TO Disney might be advised to deal with a local Travel Agent.

 

[Robo]

I just call all on my "free-long distance" cell phone.

If you don't have one, chances are that you know 2-10 friends who DO.

Just ask to borrow their cell for the calls.

 

[rie'smom]

Thanks for posting the number!

 

[Shir Kahn]

I just call all on my "free-long distance" cell phone.

If you don't have one, chances are that you know 2-10 friends who DO.

Just ask to borrow their cell for the calls.

To be honest, I don't know anyone who has a "free long distance" cell phone and I work in a place that sells them. I'm thinking you may have plans that aren't offered by our carriers.

 

[d96j97]

We've just signed up for a bundle package....cable, high speed internet, and digital phone. The phone includes free long distance to all 50 states and also includes Canada. We will be using that option for all our Disney planning.

 

[Robo]

We've just signed up for a bundle package....cable, high speed internet, and digital phone. The phone includes free long distance to all 50 states and also includes Canada. We will be using that option for all our Disney planning.

Yes.

And, even if they don't offer free long distance in all parts of Canada yet, there are ways to make (basically) free phone calls over the internet.

Soon the concept of "long distance charges" will only be a memory.

 

[mickaholic4077]

Oh,and for Disney Dining,that toll-free number is 1-800-711-4344.

 

[lorieandalex]

Thanks for posting!

 

[kaytieeldr]

Disney has already shut off one toll-free number due to overuse/abuse (e.g. repeated postings on a public forum monitored by Disney) by the general public.

Continued use of existing lines will likely result in the same fate - and inconvenience the people for whose use they ARE intended... Travel Professionals.

No, I am NOT a Travel Agent and I do not work for Disney.