Booked through AAA - ??

[lblume91]

Our package is booked through AAA. What is the reservation number that I'll need to make our dining reservations? The conf # on my documents from AAA is a mix of letters & numbers. On our last trip in '09, it was only numbers.

 

[Maus]

Hi, I also booked through AAA. I did not use any confirmation # to make my reservation. Just went to the Disney site and made reservations. Confirmation came by email.

 

[lblume91]

Didn't you have to provide a Disney reservation number to book the 180 + 10? Our last trip was pre-online booking so the CM would always ask for our reservation number.

 

[mcd2745]

call your AAA agent and they should be able to provide you with the Disney resort confirmation number.

 

[Maus]

I wasn't asked anything. Now I wonder if I really have reservations, but I got email confirmations. And what is 180-10?

 

[lblume91]

I wasn't asked anything. Now I wonder if I really have reservations, but I got email confirmations. And what is 180-10?

If you have dining confirmation numbers, you should be fine. I think you can look up your ADRs on the WDW website to double check. I'm a total rookie to the whole booking ADRs online thing!

Are you staying onsite? If you stay in a WDW resort, you may book your ADRs at 180 days before your arrival date. You can book for up to 10 days after your arrival date as well. Many people refer to this as the 180+10 rule. On day 180 before my arrival, I will book the dining reservations for my entire 8 night trip so some of my ADRs will actually be 188 days before arrival. (I hope I haven't confused you more! It took me a while to figure allt his out too. Maybe if you are within the 180 days, you don't have to provide a reservation number?? I've always stayed onsite & booked with the 180+10 rule.

I've just noticed that my reservation numbers have always been 8 digits long. This year's is 8 units long but it includes letters as well as numbers. I just wanted to verify that this is still the number I use.