Flight Change After Receiving DME Tags

[WEDWDW]

I received my DME booklet and luggage tags a while back.I recently got an E-Mail form Delta informing me that both of my flights had been changed.They are on the same days,but at different times.I called DME and they entered my new flight numbers into their system.They said that was all I needed to do.My booklet will still have the old flight numbers in it when I get to OIA.Does it sound like I received the correct information or do I need an updated booklet and luggage tags?I don't want to deal with lost luggage or an incorrect pick-up time for my return trip to OIA.Thanks!

 

[seashoreCM]

If you don[t receive new yellow tags, just use the old ones.

If you use the old tags, be sure to bring the old booklet with stubs and other information.

Be sure the homebound confirmation (typically delivered to your room a day before checkout) has a correct bus time on it (about 3 hours before flight time). If not, go down to the lobby and have it corrected that day before checkout. Also be sure that you have validated bus tickets (vouchers) for each person. These too can be prepared or re-issued as well as other last minute modifications made, down at the resort lobby at least a day before checkout.

Yellow tags are not used going home. Remove them all before check out.

Disney hints:
http://members.aol.com/ajaynejr/disney.htm

 

[kaytieeldr]

You got the correct information.

 

[seashoreCM]

(Afterthought)

I actually haven't seen the yellow tags up close but if they have an airline name or flight number and you eventually go on a different flight, you should draw one line through the obsolete information and write in the correct information. This way, in the event the airline mishandles the baggage, attempts by DME to recover it will go more smoothly.

 

[I'mNoPrince]

Important info on the tag is
Ressie number ,name of person /main name on ressie and bar code.

They are the only things tracked off the tag all else can be crossed out and new info written in.These items are the Mickey with destination area,resort name.Flights are just in the books for info purpose only and can be changed at any time and linked to the ressie number.

Now you do what to update ME (either over phone or at desk) when flight numbers change but other then that nothing has to be done as it's now linked to your ressie number.

So I think we are all saying the same thing you are fine just double check at check-in on your return flights.

 

[adrock1976]

You would only have a problem, potentially, if the actual flight number changed. DME will check times and arrivals/departures based off the flight number.