I need help Quickly with the free dining package!!

[Beauty]

Okay I just called but got Disney Travel Company. Do I have to book through them? With them you have to have the complete package paid off 45 days before you arrive and they have a new cancellation policy that isn't very customer friendly.

Can't I just go through regular Disney Reservations where I can pay it off any time???? Plus with the Travel Company you have the trip insurance etc.

Help! If you can book through regular Disney Reservations what number do I use to bypass the Travel Company???

Thanks!

 

[tlbwriter]

I went directly through Disney and mine also has to be paid off 45 days before arrival.

 

[Beauty]

Thanks Tracy,

I called Disney's # as well and got the Travel Company. Maybe Central Reservations no longer exists. Anyone else?

 

[Crankyshank]

Mine's booked through AAA and the same rules apply. I wonder if it's now an universal policy for Disney package ressies

 

[CheapMom]

407wdisney

 

[Letsbgoofy]

WDW travel handles the packages, CRO the room only reservations. I would guess that all their packages have the same rules, whether through AAA or anyplace else.

 

[Beauty]

Is the 407WDisney still the Travel Company?? Is it still the 45 days prior. Every package I've booked in the past you would pay a deposit of one night and then you could pay on your package all the way up until you went. I've never done the 45 day thing.

 

[EthansMom]

407wdisney is Central Reservations. I believe all of the packages now have to be paid in full 45 days out. Only room only ressies have 1 night down and pay balance at check-in.

 

[Beauty]

Thanks everyone! I'm going to call back and book. Just out of curiosity, do you all get the Insurance?

 

[rangebob]

Packages has always had to be paid in advance. I use to be a CM at the Res center and that is the one code that we had to put on with a package. I wasn't the Travel Company but CRO.

 

[Letsbgoofy]

407wdisney got me the package and WDW travel co. It was CRO, but the package is through the travel co.