How do you book CRT online using the dining plan?>

[jenseib]

I called back today, as I wanted to change the date to one day earlier. This CM was much better. She canceled my other one, which will be credited back to my card, and booked me the new one and only took my card as a hold this time.
So I think a few CM's are just not with it. She asked for all my info and I told her I might be upgrading to deluxe later on, and she said fine, just call back when I decide, but as of now, the CRT is booked with my current dining plan credits.

 

[TDC Nala]

I do not see why you would have to call them back if you upgrade to deluxe. It makes no difference what type of dining plan you have (basic or deluxe). They don't deduct credits until after you have arrived. I wouldn't bother.

 

[jenseib]

I do not see why you would have to call them back if you upgrade to deluxe. It makes no difference what type of dining plan you have (basic or deluxe). They don't deduct credits until after you have arrived. I wouldn't bother.

No I will need to call back to actually upgrade. It has nothing to do with the ADR itself.

 

[traciruns]

Just a word of caution to pay attention to how you are billed at CRT. We were just there last week and I double checked at the time we checked in that the charge would go on our DDP not on our credit card, and was assured that that was the case. At the end of our trip, we were showing 4 adult TS credits and 4 child TS credits after our last meal. I called Disney dining and they referred me to the front desk, who referred me to guest relations. They were able to pull up our folio and it showed all of our other TS meals being charged to DDP, so by process of elimination, it looks like this is the one that is in question. I was told to wait a few days as it just might not have processed yet (even though it was at the beginning of our trip)....so I'm going to call the number I was given today. While it was a wonderful, magical experience....I'd certainly prefer to pay for it with our "free" credits than nearly $200 OOP!