Mailing In Balances For Package

[MrsPutnam]

I was wondering if you can mail the balance in a little at a time as long as you are paid in full by the deadline?

 

[bigbabyblues]

I'm pretty sure you can, I think I've read other posts of people doing this, sending payments as they can afford it. I'm not sure how you'd make sure the payment gets applied to your account, maybe make a copy of any confirmation or any paperwork you have and send it with the check, asking them to apply the payment to your reservation? Or, if you have your ressie number, just write the # on the check and enclose a note asking them to apply the payment?

Good luck, Steph

 

[MrsPutnam]

I want to make sure that we get the hotel and the room that we want but I was leary of having all the money at one time and if we have the money we will spend it. Knowing that I can do that is a great relief and I will be able to make the ressie without worry.

Thank you so much for you info.

 

[Disney4me04]

That is my plan. Every payday to pay something on the hotel. Get some DD for spending and meals. So then I only park passes and airfare to save for.

I want to 100% paid when I walk out of my house locking the door.

 

[kitkatsmom]

When I booked I only had to put down a 200.00 deposit.
Then I was able to save the money myself a bit at a time until I had the total.
Then I applied that to my credit card, called disney and paid the balance in full.

I didn't feel comfortable in mailing them checks and small payments.

So if you do mail in I would call them to be sure it was applied.

 

[Sunkissed]

I paid the same $200 deposit and have been making payments through the WDW website. My understanding is that as long as the balance is paid in full by 45 days before arrival, you are golden. To make things simpler, I'm putting X amount into my savings account every payday and sending in one large payment every few months. You can print out a copy of payment from the WDW site and I also printed out a confirmation of the payment from my Internet banking site as insurance. Hope this helps!