Help with booking/Disney Visa

[bjscheel]

I want to book with the room only discount in June. When I price it, it also offers buying your park tickets with it. Then when you add park tickets, it has the option to add dining.

I have only done packages before. What I want to know is how much will I have to pay at booking? Do I pay for the park tickets right away? Is there a deposit on the room? When do I pay for the room?

If I put the room and tickets on my Disney Visa, I don't get 0%, right? Because it's not a package?

 

[vicki_c]

If you book a package (room+tickets+dining plan or not, but minimum room+tickets), you pay a $200 deposit. Balance due 45 days out. You must have a package to add dining.

If you book a room-only, you pay a deposit of one night's stay. Balance due at check-in.

You can only get the 0% Visa offer if you book a package.

Cancellations are different between room-only and packages, and packages also come with a few discount vouchers and luggage tags.

 

[bjscheel]

So if I book a room and buy tickets together on the website today, is that a package or not?

 

[Disneyforus]

Not the OP here, but.....
Hope you don't mind if I jump in here with a question? So, the 0% wouldn't apply if I book a room only discount? I am getting 2 rooms one will be the kids stay and play free, the other is the room only discount.
??? What if I add tickets on to the room only? Would that work? Is their a minimum days on the tickets?

Thanks

 

[bjscheel]

I just took it one step further on the website with room and tickets. It is calling it a package with a $200 deposit and says I will get the luggage tag, arcade card, etc. So I think in my case I will get 0%.

 

[vicki_c]

I just took it one step further on the website with room and tickets. It is calling it a package with a $200 deposit and says I will get the luggage tag, arcade card, etc. So I think in my case I will get 0%.

Glad you got your answer - I didn't really know and was going to tell you to try it out and see what you could determine. I assumed since it was offering you the dining plan, it was considered a package once you added the tickets. But I don't know if that's always the case or not - that piece has always been a bit confusing to me.

To the PP - AFAIK, you can't get the Visa financing unless it's a Disney vacation package, it states that right on the Chase Disney Visa website pages if I recall right. And it's not a package unless it includes at least room and tickets.

 

[disneydreamin247]

Glad you got your answer - I didn't really know and was going to tell you to try it out and see what you could determine. I assumed since it was offering you the dining plan, it was considered a package once you added the tickets. But I don't know if that's always the case or not - that piece has always been a bit confusing to me.

To the PP - AFAIK, you can't get the Visa financing unless it's a Disney vacation package, it states that right on the Chase Disney Visa website pages if I recall right. And it's not a package unless it includes at least room and tickets.

Does that mean if you book an AP rate with dining it doesn't qualify for 0%?

 

[vicki_c]

Does that mean if you book an AP rate with dining it doesn't qualify for 0%?

That is called an AP holder ticketless package with dining. I couldn't say for sure if it qualified or not, but it is called a package.

 

[disneydreamin247]

I know it's a package, but I wish they would make the terms more clear. I plan on paying my trip in full before we go, but it would be nice to know in case there was need whether or not to consider it an option.

 

[Claire&TheBoys]

Does that mean if you book an AP rate with dining it doesn't qualify for 0%?

It *does* qualify for the 0% for 6 months financing.

Also, if anyone else is reading this and it applies, if you book a military rate + dining package, it also is a package and qualifies.