Do any travel agencies give on board credits for Disney cruises?

[Kontos]

Planning a cruise next year but I'm not sure if I should book it through a travel agent or just off the Disney website

 

[SaraMc]

Dreams unlimited Travel does. That's who we use

 

[starvenger]

If you're talking about a local travel agent, you really won't know unless you ask.

 

[Kontos]

If you're talking about a local travel agent, you really won't know unless you ask.

Vancouver. But I'd prefer a national one like flight centre or something

 

[minnie56]

They all can ...
It just comes out of the TA's commission

 

[starvenger]

Maybe check with a local chain then. I book cruises through the folks my dad uses here in the GTA (he's used them for at least twice as long as I've been married), and they can usually give him something, although for the Disney cruise we took we got nothing.

 

[GrannyDee]

Yes. It's the only reason we use a travel agent. Shop around.

 

[papertraveller]

We're going to be booking our next cruise through Costco. They offer a gift card that well exceeds an onboard credit (which for us the OBC has never exceeded $200.)

 

[lizabu]

We're going to be booking our next cruise through Costco. They offer a gift card that well exceeds an onboard credit (which for us the OBC has never exceeded $200.)

That's what I'm going to do too. I used to always use dreams unlimited but the on board credit is something like 5% and the Costco gift card is more like 9%

 

[jackie721red]

Cruise compete, we have used the last couple of years and got a great OBC, went with cruisevacation outlet this year and got 375

 

[planningjollyholiday]

Minnie56 is right. If you have a local TA that you like then just show them what other agencies are offering on their websites and I am sure they will match it. They would rather loose a bit of commission rather than loosing the whole account. Dreams unlimited travel has great offer, and they are affiliated with the disboards site. They would be a great choice.