Cruise Codes For Onboard Credits ?

[Lilly's Dad]

I read somewhere there were ways of getting $50-$100 onboard credit for the 3-nite cruise? What are some ideas for my folks to use on their first cruise? I think I read that telling travel agent codes "REF" or "AXA" gets credit for 1st time cruisers: $50 per cabin? Or are there other codes? Does the new disney Visa give $50 credit per cabin? I know "The Disney Club" used to give onboard credit, but not for 2004 cruises. Annual Passholders? DVC members? Castaway club? How?

 

[zurgswife]

For my cruise the first time cruiser credit was applied and I just asked my TA; DU to apply it ...they knew what to do....
If you are DC and it hasn't expired you can get $50 per cabin...haven't heard of any others

OOOPs....another post for me Lily's Dad...I might have to get canned....LOL

 

[Lilly's Dad]

Hey I hope yer jokin, but It does happens alot. My brother got sh..canned for surfin the internet at work so much. Actually , he was persueing other jobs online, and apparently this is "frowned upon" by employers of present job. Regarding my inquiry on Codes.......DOES ANYBODY KNOW ANY CODES ? or other ways for 5 rooms of inlaws to get onboard credit per cabin in 2004? anyone? ......anyone?

 

[zurgswife]

Lilly's dad did you ask your TA about the first time cruiser credit it is $25 per cabin...I'd start there I think it is actually code REF (but make sure they won't change the rate of your cabin, i've heard it happen)

PS you must not have read my reply to your post about me getting canned for making to many posts....I work for myself so i can post when ever I want without worry...though 90% of my posting is in the evening after the kiddos go to bed....

 

[mmouse37]

AXA was for WDW resort properties thru June.

MJ