Making Sure I read Correctly

[gayles]

ME does not take you to POFQ if you fly Delta ???? I read over the list and didn't see that Resort on the list> I thought that ME service was for all Disney Resorts?
Thanking you experts in advance

 

[G's mommy]

ME services all the Disney owned resorts.

 

[disneyfaninaz]

ME is not affiliated with any airlines. If you are staying at a WDW resort, you can take ME.

 

[goofy4tink]

ME does not take you to POFQ if you fly Delta ???? I read over the list and didn't see that Resort on the list> I thought that ME service was for all Disney Resorts?
Thanking you experts in advance

I'm not sure where you are reading this, but DME goes to all the Disney owned resorts. It does not go to Shades of Green (military/govt owned) or to the Swan or Dolphin (privately owned but on Disney prop). However, it doesn't matter what airline you arrive on...you get a ride via DME to your Disney owned resort. And Delta is most certainly one of the 'participating' airlines for your return to the airport. It's the return to the airport that your airline makes a difference. Anyone, no matter what airline they are flying home on, can ride DME back to the airport from their Disney owned resort. Their luggage can go underneath the bus and you will be dropped off at one of two stops at the airport. However, if you are flying on one of those 'particiapting' airlines, you can check your luggage through to your home airport, right at the resort, and get your boarding passes issued at the same time. There is plenty of further info regarding this on the stickies at the top of this board.
So...in short, you most certainly can take DME from MCO to your resort if you are flying Delta.

 

[sharond150]

THe OP is mixing up DME with RAC. DME has nothing to do with any airline or any particular resort. If you have a reservation at any Disney-owned resort in WDW, you can take DME. Put the yellow tags on your luggage and they will get it before it hits the luggage carousel and deliver it to your resort for free and you ride the bus for free to and from the airport. On the way back, however, you need to load it onto the bus UNLESS:
Your airline participates in RAC (Resort Airline Check-in). For this, if your airline is listed and it sounds like yours is not, you can leave your luggage at the desk at the resort and they will send it to the airport. Then, three hours before your flight, the DME bus will come to pick you up to take you and your carry-ons to the airport for free.
I hope this helps,
Sharon

 

[pooch]

Delta is a participating RAC airline. You can check your bags and get boarding passes for your return flight right at the resort, including POFQ.

ME absolutely goes to POFQ.

 

[goofy4tink]

THe OP is mixing up DME with RAC. DME has nothing to do with any airline or any particular resort. If you have a reservation at any Disney-owned resort in WDW, you can take DME. Put the yellow tags on your luggage and they will get it before it hits the luggage carousel and deliver it to your resort for free and you ride the bus for free to and from the airport. On the way back, however, you need to load it onto the bus UNLESS:
Your airline participates in RAC (Resort Airline Check-in). For this, if your airline is listed and it sounds like yours is not, you can leave your luggage at the desk at the resort and they will send it to the airport. Then, three hours before your flight, the DME bus will come to pick you up to take you and your carry-ons to the airport for free.
I hope this helps,
Sharon

Nope, don't think so. Delta is a participating airline...always has been. Besides, RAC is at all the resorts.