Can I book a cruise while at WDW?

[Kimmielee]

Does anyone know if there is somewhere to go to discuss the DCL and possibly book while there?

 

[zeke11]

Our hotel (Port Orleans Riverside) had a Disney Cruise Line desk in the lobby.

Kris

 

[videogal1]

Originally posted by Kimmielee
Does anyone know if there is somewhere to go to discuss the DCL and possibly book while there?

I have seen the DCL reps at most of the resorts I've stayed at.....

 

[Andrew DEREK UK]

Agree at both Contemporary and Polyneisain I have seen desks opened and maned at certain times, and if there is availablity you can book a DCL holiday.

Also in MK next to the entrance to Tonys town sq resturant there is a travel agency, I think it is AAA, they had a number of DCL brouchures on display so I presume you can book there.

 

[WDWLVR]

I could be wrong about this, but while I think those manning the DCL desks could answer some questions they can't help with booking. They are there with the manifest of that day's sailing to help organize those going on the busses. I don't believe they have terminals there to book your reservations.

You can, however, call DCL's 800 number 800-951-3532. Or if you have a computer with you then you can log on and reserve your cruise online.

Hope this helps.

 

[kcashner]

You are correct that the cruise reps at the resorts are there to facilitate things for guests cruising on that trip. They are not booking agents. However, if you call "front desk" from any WDW resort, they can connect you by phone to cruise line reservations. There is no advantage to doing that from WDW over booking from home.

The cruise reps are stationed at the "cruise resorts" to be sure that the luggage, transfers, etc. go smoothly, to give directions to people driving to the port, and to generally answer questions about the cruise. They then be sure that all scheduled passengers are on the bus to the port, etc.