Florida resident rate question

[zalansky]

It seems to be the standard with DCL that they release Fl Resident Rates for September sailings during summer months. If I book a September 2006 cruise now, and they release Fl res rates next summer at some time, will DCL credit me the difference? I am wanting to book a 7 nighter, not the 10 or 11 nights as I realize they will sell out fast and won't offer a Fl res rate - not to mention I could never do either of those with two little ones as much as I'd love to!
This will be our 3rd DCL cruise. Anyone know the answer to the above?
TIA for any help

 

[mike2beach]

We booked our last 2 DCL cruises with allseasons and they gave us the FL resident discount when it came out.

 

[staceymerrill]

Trust me,FL res is becoming more and more unpredictable, and less available.....Do not book a specific cruise with the intention of receiving FL res discounts....However, if you do book, make final payment, and then FL res is released, you will be credited the difference....

 

[kcashner]

If you book directly thru DCL, you have to request the adjustment. A good TA should track this for you. DCL will give you the discount any time a lower rate than you paid becomes available, but you or the TA must ask for it. They don't do an automatic adjustment.

 

[zalansky]

If you book directly thru DCL, you have to request the adjustment. A good TA should track this for you. DCL will give you the discount any time a lower rate than you paid becomes available, but you or the TA must ask for it. They don't do an automatic adjustment.

Thanks this is the info I was looking for.