CRT and Dining Plan

[Nikisha421]

I paid for CRT with my card when making online reservation...we have now decided to get the DxDDP will I be able to switch the reservation over and get credit back on my credit card??

 

[DisBuckMan]

Yes...call and they can swap it over and issue the credit.

 

[PrincessArlena'sDad]

They can do it when you check in, also.

 

[DisBuckMan]

They can do it when you check in, also.

Sure, if you don't mind giving Disney an interest free loan on your money between now and the time you go.

 

[PrincessArlena'sDad]

Sure, if you don't mind giving Disney an interest free loan on your money between now and the time you go.

Didn't say it was a better way

In case someone forgets to call, or they change their mind about using the dining plan at the last minute, it's good info for people to know.

 

[Nikisha421]

Thank you all and I'll make sure to call now and get a refund

 

[supersnoop]

Sure, if you don't mind giving Disney an interest free loan on your money between now and the time you go.

For the average reservation and interest rate, that works out to about 30 cents. How long will you spend on hold to get it changed over? What's the risk of losing your reservation if they screw it up?

 

[DisBuckMan]

For the average reservation and interest rate, that works out to about 30 cents. How long will you spend on hold to get it changed over? What's the risk of losing your reservation if they screw it up?

Not much, but it's a matter of principle.

I don't loan ANY entity money that I don't have to...including the US Government. I haven't gotten an income tax refund since I was a teenager, because I plan it that way. I claim married and 9 throughout the year, then settle up come April.

 

[supersnoop]

I claim married and 9 throughout the year, then settle up come April.

Seems like you'd get hit with some penalties taking that approach.

 

[DisBuckMan]

Seems like you'd get hit with some penalties taking that approach.

Never have in 25+ years of doing it that way.

 

[supersnoop]

Never have in 25+ years of doing it that way.

We're getting a bit off topic here. IRS penalties apply if you had less than 90% of your liability withheld and owe more than $1,000. It seems like claiming m/9 would get you into a penalty situation very quickly unless it was legitimate or you don't make very much.

 

[DisBuckMan]

We're getting a bit off topic here. IRS penalties apply if you had less than 90% of your liability withheld and owe more than $1,000. It seems like claiming m/9 would get you into a penalty situation very quickly unless it was legitimate or you don't make very much.

I make quarterly payments in addition to keep myself out of penalty, on advice from my CPA.

I do ok I guess. Big Oil has been veddy, veddy good to me.