Any different?

[lawboysam]

My best friend lives in the UK, but I'm in the US. We just went to WDW last month, but we're looking at another trip for next year.

We can get a much better deal right now through the UK WDW site/packages than with the US ones, but would it cause any problems that I'm in the US? I assume she'd have to pay/use her address, but as far as FastPass, dining, etc? Do the US and UK portals link up at all?

 

[Jon84]

It doest feel like they do, but it would make sense that they do. Remember that the exchange rate may not work in your favour when you have to transfer the money over to your friend.

 

[Elise79]

As long as your friend is the lead name on the booking as she pays/uses her address it will all be fine.

There is no difference in entitlement if you book through UK vs US for ADR/FP.

 

[lawboysam]

As long as your friend is the lead name on the booking as she pays/uses her address it will all be fine.

There is no difference in entitlement if you book through UK vs US for ADR/FP.

That's what I was hoping for - thank you! The idea of not having to stress about getting the Free Dining promo makes my heart happy.

 

[BudgieMama]

If you're wanting to use the 2016 Free Dining promotion, @lawboysam it'll need to be booked very soon. It ends 3rd November

 

[jon18uk]

My Disney Experiance website works exactly the same for both US and UK from what I can tell.

Only difference is that you book via WDTC UK and then link the booking that they make.