Dinning package

[Garyjames220]

how can the dinning package be added on if the hotel is booked with travel agent

Can I do it through Disney ?

 

[Hopefully]

This question is probably best asked on the Dining Plan sub forum of the Restaurant forum.
Any change to a reservation made by a travel agent has to be made by that travel agent. They "own" the reservation until you check in. Disney will not talk to you.

 

[Garyjames220]

So what if they say they will only add it on if I get tickets and I dont need tickets

 

[OKW Lover]

how can the dinning package be added on if the hotel is booked with travel agent

Can I do it through Disney ?

If the hotel is booked through a TA, then only the TA can make a change.

 

[jmkjr72]

So what if they say they will only add it on if I get tickets and I dont need tickets

Tell them it's not required by disney and if they won't do it tell them you want to cancel and boom directly through disney

 

[Malibustyle23]

You can't get a dining plan by itself. You have to add park tickets to make it a magic your way package.

https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/faq/dining-plans/dining-plan-available-separately/

 

[tinka-belle]

First of all, if booked as a "room only" that is cancelled and rebooked in a different system by Disney (when the TA calls Disney) as a "ticketless package." There is such a thing now, but it's not on a TA's screen and must be called in. Not all TA's are aware of it, it's fairly new in the last year or so. If the TA does much booking with Disney they SHOULD be aware of it.

Some TA's have a block of rooms at special rates that can't be booked as packages, so can't add dining or tickets to those.

What you want is a "ticketless package". Either tell the TA they have to call this in for you, or cancel the room and find a new TA, or book the entire package yourself. A good TA is worth the time, but some just don't know Disney!

 

[Malibustyle23]

First of all, if booked as a "room only" that is cancelled and rebooked in a different system by Disney (when the TA calls Disney) as a "ticketless package." There is such a thing now, but it's not on a TA's screen and must be called in. Not all TA's are aware of it, it's fairly new in the last year or so. If the TA does much booking with Disney they SHOULD be aware of it.

Some TA's have a block of rooms at special rates that can't be booked as packages, so can't add dining or tickets to those.

What you want is a "ticketless package". Either tell the TA they have to call this in for you, or cancel the room and find a new TA, or book the entire package yourself. A good TA is worth the time, but some just don't know Disney!

Thank you! I knew I had seen that info before but my googling the info came up with the exact opposite info on Disney (of all places!) Website. I'm glad to know I'm not delirious now!

Op, sorry disregard my prior info.