Can you stack OBC?

[Neptune's Fork]

Does anyone know if you can stack on board credit? What I mean by that is, say you have $200 for OBC for booking on board, then a TA offers another $200 to book through them, and then say you have the Disney VISA so that's another $100, does that mean you get all of them added together? So in the previous example, you'd have $500 OBC

 

[Bree]

You can stack OBB & TA, but not the $50 Visa beverage credit which is going away starting 2017. https://disneyrewards.com/disney-cruise-line/

 

[clten]

You can only have one promotion that requires a code (the onboard booking is one that has a promo code) so if any other promo offers an onboard credit but requires a promo code (like the current Disney Visa promo), you cannot stack it on top of your onboard booking promo.

A TA credit to your on board account is not a promo code offer so that can be stacked regardless of what other promos you have going on. So in your example you would have $400 onboard credit. But if you sail in 2017 and have your Disney Visa tied to your account for onboard purchases, you will get the 10% discount (subject to all the restrictions) and then your $400 onboard credit would cover the other 90% of the charges.

 

[BuzzLightyearInTampa]

You can stack OBB & TA, but not the $50 Visa beverage credit which is going away starting 2017. https://disneyrewards.com/disney-cruise-line/

I like the "20% off select onboard massages". I wonder which ones it will include?

 

[RedSox68]

We have had the OBC from booking on DCL, the TA OBC and the rewards credits from our Disney Visa. We have put them all on our onboard account. I have never qualified for the original $50 offer for booking with Visa because I had the OBC from Disney.

 

[ludari]

Yes, I typically stack a few OBC (DCL & my TA) but once I stacked OBC from DCL, my TA and the prize OBC money I won during the DVC raffle.

 

[Neptune's Fork]

You can only have one promotion that requires a code (the onboard booking is one that has a promo code) so if any other promo offers an onboard credit but requires a promo code (like the current Disney Visa promo), you cannot stack it on top of your onboard booking promo.

A TA credit to your on board account is not a promo code offer so that can be stacked regardless of what other promos you have going on. So in your example you would have $400 onboard credit. But if you sail in 2017 and have your Disney Visa tied to your account for onboard purchases, you will get the 10% discount (subject to all the restrictions) and then your $400 onboard credit would cover the other 90% of the charges.

Where do you find the promotion code? We did a placeholder while on board and I don't recall getting any promo code for OBC.

 

[lanejudy]

Where do you find the promotion code? We did a placeholder while on board and I don't recall getting any promo code for OBC.

You probably won't find the code for an OBB since that must be booked onboard by a rep. But they use it in the reservation system. Other offers may indicate the actual code or may just say something like "mention this offer" and the reservation agent will enter a code. DCC is the code for the Disney Visa $50 beverage credit for 2016 cruises; FLR is the code for Florida Resident rates; I think MTO is the code for military offers. But the code isn't likely to show on any paperwork once you have a reservation.

Enjoy your cruise!

 

[Neptune's Fork]

You probably won't find the code for an OBB since that must be booked onboard by a rep. But they use it in the reservation system. Other offers may indicate the actual code or may just say something like "mention this offer" and the reservation agent will enter a code. DCC is the code for the Disney Visa $50 beverage credit for 2016 cruises; FLR is the code for Florida Resident rates; I think MTO is the code for military offers. But the code isn't likely to show on any paperwork once you have a reservation.

Enjoy your cruise!

So the bottom line is that we don't need to do or say anything, it'll just automatically show up when the cruise is booked?

 

[clten]

So the bottom line is that we don't need to do or say anything, it'll just automatically show up when the cruise is booked?

You are correct, you do not need to do anything. The reservation agent had to put the code into your booking in order to make a placeholder booking. So once you change that reservation # to an actual cruise date, it will give you the 10% cruisefare discount and when you show up on board, there will be a little card in your room (addressed to the lead name on the reservation) indicating that you received an onboard credit.