Check to make sure you are still in Disney's system

[Bete]

I've been registered with Disney reservations for over 10 years. I log in and save vacation packages all the time. We go almost every year. I've had the same password for years; so, I don't forget it. I have not changed internet companies, either. There have been no big updates to my PC system.

Anyway, this week I went into Disney reservations to log in and save a few vacation packages and I couldn't log in. No wonder, my husband and my mom have been getting all the pin codes and not I.

So, if you notice a drop in e-mails from Disney Destinations, ecetera then I would check your log in with Disney. I'm going to check it now on a monthly basis.

 

[kathylovesmatt]

I don't understand what you're talking about, could you please explain?

 

[Bete]

use the Disney website to price out vacations and such. In order to save your vacation packages with them for future reference you need to log in to Disney and be registered with Disney.

Many of us think that pincodes (discount deals) are generated from being registered with Disney. You get mailings from Disney Destinations this way, too.

Anyway, this week I found out that I don't exist at Disney anymore; it's like I disappeared. I re-registered and I'm using the exact info as before to register.

I was able to save my vacation packages (wish list); so, I know I'm registered again.

I noticed a drop in e-mails from Disney like Disney Destinations; so, now I understand why.

 

[TDluvsDaisy]

Hmmmm. That very strange. I haven't log in in a while so I'm off to do this.

Thanks!

 

[park]

My wife has *never* registered on the Disney reservations site (or any Disney website), whereas I have (and do all the booking, restaurants, etc.)--yet she gets PIN emails and I don't.