Bad news on resort choice

[MICKEEP]

Just confirmed our 11/10/02 cruise and was told that the Beach Club was booked and that we could not have our land portion of the trip there.
I can not believe that the BC is completely booked this far in advance for this slow time of the year. I am sure there are rooms, just none are set aside for cruise people.

Any suggestions on how I can get rooms there for our trip
-call someone?
-write someone?

Any and all suggestions would be appreciated

 

[MickeyMagic]

You could figure out the cost of the cruise and land separately and do a comparison. I am sure DreamsUnlimitedTravel would be happy to assist you.

 

[Familyof6]

booking cruise only and booking hotel on your own...you can save money this way often times too!

Just a suggestion.

Lisa

 

[CRB#33]

It is much cheaper to book seperately. You can even do it through Dreams. And in most cases, it is cheaper to buy park hopper tickets seperately. You almost can never use everything they give you in the length of stay passes because the land portion is so short. You can also purchase transfers to port seperately, or rent a limo and get there a lot earlier. This also may save money, but definitely time.

Last of all, if you have a Disney Club membership, you can now use it for your tickets, and if you're lucky, your resort.

Good luck!

 

[Michelle]

Early November actually books up VERY quickly. There is a New Jersey's teachers conference at that time that means lots of New Jersey families are out of school, and I think 95% of them head to WDW.

You can definitely try booking separately but it is still possible the BC is totally booked then. Try the Yacht Club instead if you book separately.

Good luck!

 

[Dave_from_Marietta]

As Michelle mentioned, it <i>is</i> possible that BC is booked completely, but it is <i>also</i> possible that their allocation of rooms for Land/Sea is booked but there are other rooms available. Perhaps you could get in there if you book the Land and Sea seperately.