AAA Agent - Recommendations

[prcoamo]

Hi,

I've currently booked a AAA room-only reservation, but thinking about trying out the dining plan for the first time so of course i'd have to book a package which I've never done before, last trip I just did everything myself. I'm loooking to book the Magic Your Way Package w/ Dining plan.
Could anyone recommend a really good AAA agent that has expertise w/ Disney? Please PM me

I'm assuming that, though I live in NY area, I don't have to go through a
NY AAA agent/office, correct?

Thank you.

 

[kimis]

Most AAA offices have one or two employees who really know disney. Good luck.

 

[aaronlisar]

Correct me if I'm wrong but you don't still get the AAA discount once you book the package right? I may be wrong but it seems like that was how it worked in 05 when I went.

 

[klj27]

Correct me if I'm wrong but you don't still get the AAA discount once you book the package right? I may be wrong but it seems like that was how it worked in 05 when I went.

YOu get a discount, but it is only on the room portion of your package.

 

[themudd4]

YOu get a discount, but it is only on the room portion of your package.

Your very right! Also don't forget with AAA you also get a diamond card for parking (which I never use) as well as a diamond card for shopping at select stores (including The World OF Disney). Also, sometime AAA will offer deals such as booking in certain months and getting a $50 Disney gift card or something like that.

To answer the OP...I adore my AAA TA and if you want her info PM me...but I recommend you find one at your local office. You can go in and talk to them one on one if need be. Do your own research...becasue even the best TA doesn't know everything!

 

[prcoamo]

Ok, I'm going to first try my local office(s).
It wouldn't be considered rude of me when upon arriving at the office I ask the front receptionist for an agent that is disney expertise, would it?

 

[themudd4]

Ok, I'm going to first try my local office(s).
It wouldn't be considered rude of me when upon arriving at the office I ask the front receptionist for an agent that is disney expertise, would it?

Not at all... You might want to call ahead atime and ask who is the office Disney specialist and then set up an appt with them to book your vacation.
Like I said before I adore my AAA TA and now I just e-mail her what I want and she e-mails me back what I need. That works out great for both of us!

 

[kimis]

No that is exactly what you should do. Go for it. Good luck!