Yes, and they've started asking for ID upon check-in too. Last year we stayed at Coronado Springs ($786 for 8 nights) and I had to show my airline ID when we checked in--that was a first for me, I've never been asked to show it at check in before. For those that don't know, airline employees get 50% rooms at WDW. Even though we live in CA it is cheaper for us to go to WDW because of that discount, and the fact that we don't pay for plane tickets.
The last two DC's we went on were both booked last minute at the interline rate, we didn't have reservations already that we had to try and get the adjustment for. Our next one is full price because it is a family reunion and we wanted connecting staterooms.
The last two DC's we went on were both booked last minute at the interline rate, we didn't have reservations already that we had to try and get the adjustment for. Our next one is full price because it is a family reunion and we wanted connecting staterooms.