Hello! This is my first post on Disboards. I've always really found the board helpful! This is my first time flying to WDW and we booked with Airtran because at the time they were cheaper than Southwest. (Non-stop from Columbus, Ohio in October.) Now I get an email that they've changed the flight and now the flight home has one stop with a three hour layover. It won't work for us. I'm suppose to call them, but before I do that I want to make sure I have my "ears" in a row.
Does anyone have experience with this? Any tips or suggestions? They have a non-stop flight, only one, that day and the cost is now something like $400, we paid around $100. I want the non-stop, but are they going to try to charge us the $400?? Ugh. I don't know what to do and would really appreciate all the veteran help around here!
Thank you!!!
Nicole
Does anyone have experience with this? Any tips or suggestions? They have a non-stop flight, only one, that day and the cost is now something like $400, we paid around $100. I want the non-stop, but are they going to try to charge us the $400?? Ugh. I don't know what to do and would really appreciate all the veteran help around here!
Thank you!!!
Nicole
but non-stop is worth it!! Thank you all for the tips! 
If you know ATL, you know that is cutting it close. Anyways, I called Airtran and asked what would happen if we didn't make the connecting flight since it was the last one of the night. She offered to put us on the only other flight available that day at 8:00 AM. I told her we were driving up from Orlando and we would never be able to get to Jacksonville that early. She said, "Hold on a minute..." Then offered to put us on the non-stop flight our of Orlando mid-day. Perfect! Didn't have to drive to JAX and were moved to a much more expensive flight at no cost to us. If you are really nice to them, they will work with you. Now, this scenario played out exactly as I had hoped it would. I knew there was a great flight from MCO and made sure she knew we were already going to be in Orlando. Sneaky, but hey, it was perfect, and we fly them several times a year so it's not like we don't pay them enough!