Argh! Left DDE card in our room!

[ksoehrlein]

Our first night, I left our DDE card in our SSR studio when we went to dinner at 1900 Park Fare. I told our server what happened, and she said she could not give us the discount but that Guest Services at our hotel would take care of it. The next day, I asked a Guest Services CM and he said there was nothing he or anyone in Guest Services could do about it; we would have to go back to the restaurant and speak with a manager. Of course our park touring plans did not allow for that kind of detour, so we let it go.

That was back in February. I tried calling the restaurant when we got home, but no one there returned my call. We'll be dining at 1900 Park Fare again in May. What do you think my chances are of getting the 20% from that night credited back to me? Is it even worth asking about?

 

[disney queen]

personally, i would chalk it up to a lesson learned. but you can ask. the worse they can do is say no. good luck!

 

[webray]

I would say lesson learned. Don't forget the DDE card..we check for that before we check for room key.

Friends of ours forgot theirs once..didn't have it the whole weekend.

Because of all the people who try to get one over on disney..they are really less trusting, if you forget your card..not their problem.

 

[Jennyvelaz]

It could've been worse!! Could've left it at home!!

So many other things could've happened! You still had a good time and a good dinner...I'm in favor of the "lesson learned"! In fact, there should be a thread started! Pretend you had some great cheesecake!

Mine is the camera being lost...It is now gold coated and I will never be parted with it again!! Lesson #1 in a list of many!

 

[BCV23]

Yet another vote for lesson learned.

I still feel very lucky to even be able to purchase the DDE card after being AP holders for some years.