AllSeas fees?

[LIslander]

Anyone else use allseas for their reservations and get chargeds a fee for booking? Just wondering.

 

[vossjemi]

I haven't used them but did see others recommend them so I was considering for a cruise next summer. If there are any fees, I'd like to know that too. Also, if DCL lowers their price, does AllSeas allow you to take credit for the price drop?

 

[Grumbo]

Fee???
Just the cost of the cruise and if you choose transfers or insurance. No other "fees".
What are you referring to?
Also they WILL give you the lower price if DCL reduces the price of a cruise.

Cheers,
Grumbo

 

[TinaRN]

I originally booked with allseastravel.com and was not charged any extra fees than what they stated on their website (I actually booked over the phone). I ended up changing my reservation to AAA because of a new friend's group discount being cheaper. And allseas was very good about it when I cancelled-very friendly. They are the cheapest rates I've found anywhere (except for the group discount)! Good luck with your decision!

 

[LIslander]

I am just a bit confused I suppose. When looking at my Amex statement there are 2 charges next to each other. The first for a large sum which says Disney cruise line, the next all seas travel fee...$75.00. Perhaps they didnt charge me the proper amount on the first charge and are making up the difference...I have to look into this one a little more....
Thanks everyone!

 

[Zandy595]

Could it be trip insurance? Or ground transfers?

 

[firsttimemom]

I think if you add the two together, you'll come up with the price quoted for your cruise. It's how they have to break it down for charge purposes.

Liz

 

[Dreamer04]

The best move is to call the agency directly. Chuck and his crew take great pains to insure accuracy. I'm sure it'll work out fine!

 

[LIslander]

I think I have it figured out. thanks everyone!!
I didnt have any problems with allseas and wasnt looking for one but you know you have to be careful!