CRT pre-pay proof??

[SkcMom]

I paid in full for the CRT breakfast when I made the ADR in May for our December trip. Since the price is going up in November does that mean we'll have to pay the difference when we get there? Also, do I need to track down my bank statement with the charge from them on it to take with us to prove that I already paid for it? TIA!
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[SereneOne]

I wonder the same thing...I prepaid for lunch in Dec.

 

[LarryJ]

I paid in full for the CRT breakfast when I made the ADR in May for our December trip. Since the price is going up in November does that mean we'll have to pay the difference when we get there? Also, do I need to track down my bank statement with the charge from them on it to take with us to prove that I already paid for it? TIA!
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I'm not sure about price increases, but when we start a WDW planning period, whenever anything, ressies, ADRs, etc. are done I always scan and print out a copy and since I always have my laptop and a printer with me I can refer to it. We also have the copy with us if it's an ADR and when checking in have that copy as well. Lastly I have a table showing the date, CC transaction number, and amount and for what including ressie/confirm # for cross reference. We've never had a problem, but you don't want a problem happen when you show up to check-in for a meal.

Larry

 

[BirdsOfPreyDave]

In the past, people who have had a pre-paid reservation to an event like this before a price increase is announced are "grandfathered" in for that price. You shouldn't be asked to pay any difference when you get there. Just don't change the reservation in any way and you should be fine.

Having your confirmation number should be all you need when you check in. If you want to validate everything, you can call CRO and ask them to review all your reservations with you. They'll spend as much time as it takes to go through them all with you. I do this every year because I always find at least one I wrote the confirmation number down wrong. You can also ask for a list of your reservations at the concierge desk of your resort. They'll give you a nice computerized listing of everything you've reserved for your trip, including dining and tours.