Booking a la carte

[jimmiej]

Cruise newbie here. I've read Passporter & have been reading this board a lot lately. Question. If I book a 4-day cruise only (& do the rest myself-flight, resort), can I get the Disney transfers (when I book the cruise) or do I need to book my own transfers? I know I read on the DCL site that to use their transfers, you must arrive between 8-4.

I feel very confident booking an entire trip to WDW on my own. But I'm not so confident when it comes to DCL.

 

[Pea-n-Me]

Yes, you can book the Disney transfers at the time of booking or you can add them later.

 

[paulmc80]

Oh most definitely you can book the DCL transfers as well. Either at the time of your cruise reservation, add them on later very easily.

 

[HooKooDooKu]

It's been several years since doing so, but we booked DCL transfers from our Disney World resort once we arrived.

 

[kcashner]

You can add transfers at any time...in advance or at the resort. If there are 3 or more of you, a private limo is cheaper than DCL transfers, and will operate on your schedule (not their's)! It will also allow you a 15 minute grocery or Walmart stop if you desire.

 

[rcdisneyfam]

I agree with kcashner. We use Tiffany Towncar Service. They are the best and make a store stop for munchies, soda, beer. It is usually a half hour stop. We have 7 going and it is Airport to WDW Hotel, Hotel to Port and Port to Airport and for 7 people in a 16 passenger van it is $255, that is way cheaper than DCL transfers. Check out their website tiffanytowncar.com.

 

[jimmiej]

Thanks! Since it will be a 25th anniversary cruise, it will just be DW & me. It looks like the Disney transfers will be cheaper.