Disney Cruise Feb 15-20 2021

[gfire520]

I know my cruise is far away. What are people doing with airfare since typically we would start to book air?

 

[Chemist]

I am not spending any money on travel that I'd be comfortable not getting back.

(I don't have any cruises coming up and am feeling thankful that I was slow to book plane tickets for our cancelled Alaska cruise this summer.)

 

[CamColt]

We are currently booked on the Feb 15th Dream (crossing my fingers). With everything up in the air, including my adult kids schedules, we are planning to drive instead of fly. That is February vacation week in my area (I work in a school) so airfare is usually outrageous anyway. If things work out and at the last minute airfare looks good we will book then, if not, we drive!

 

[ajo]

I would check the refund policy of the airline you want to book tickets on. Some of them are offering refundable tickets depending on when you book them. If you could use miles or points, that would be easier to get refunded if you ended up not going. And you can always just keep waiting . . .

 

[seacruise]

We are booked that same week on the Wonder. Going to book my flights before the end of the month as the airline we use has waived change or cancellation fees for flights book by the end of June. Credit, not a refund, for cancellation, but I'm generally ok with that.

Planning Aulani for April so will book those flights as well. Hoping at least one of these trips can happen.

 

[dclpluto]

Prices were too great for me to pass up. so I took a chance. This was for the parks not a cruise thou. We got round trip from Philadelphia to Orlando for 77 dollars a person. Came to right under 100 dollars a person once we picked our seats. This was for non refundable for refundable they wanted about their normal price close to 300 a person. This was American Airlines.