Typically they have had close to similar pricing but do tend to run a little higher, is my recollection.
The stateroom and dining room gratuities are included,
Looks like DVC is back to taking the money when you book. Seems easier for everyone.
This makes more sense to me.
Thank you! I thought I was going a bit crazy as I too had thought I’d seen something about payments collected afterwards and up until May. That did seem kind of far out, as for the 2024 sailing it said payment calls would be made within 3 days of booking date.
Does anyone know if this would count as a "select Disney Vacations" that qualifies for zero percent for 6 months on the Disney Visa card???
Yes, it should - it has in the past.
Yes, if you are eligible to book, you would be able to book with all cash.
If your membership is not eligible to use points for Disney Cruises, you can't book the Member Cruise even if you intended to pay all cash.
We are going to try to get on this cruise, it will be just two of us but what if our teenage son decides to join us, do you think we would be able to add him into our room after the fact??
There is this note on the website - while I haven’t tried adding or removing guests from a MC booking, I think I’ve seen somewhere that while the initial $95 transaction fee is waived, any changes to the booking there will be the $95 change fee.
There is that limit of number in each muster station. It’s not a given that you can add him, even if your room would sleep three.
