New offer from Disney UK ???

[AndyBlizz]

I have just had an email from Disney

with this link

http://wdtc.disneyinternational.com/DisneyWorldOffer/


I think they have tweeked the normal Free DDP and discounts.

Not sure if it is better or worse ???

Whether you want to take a short break to Paris, soak up the sunshine in Florida, or enjoy a cruise in the Mediterranean. With these great savings, there's never been a better time to take a Disney holiday
Disney Cruise Line
Kids Under 17 Sail Free

Set sail on a voyage like no other, filled with different kinds of magic for everyone of every age. Explore Corsica, Italy, Tunisia, Malta and France, all in one great Disney holiday.

Right now, on four select Mediterranean voyages – 24 April,5, 15 and 26 May 2010 – kids 17 and under sail FREE when accompanied by two full fare guests in the same stateroom.

Just book by 2 March 2010.

Click here for more details


Disneyland Paris
From £150 per Adult for a 2 night/3 day stay PLUS All Kids Go Free!
Your Holiday Package includes:
Accommodation in a Disney® Hotel
Tickets to the 2 Disney Parks for each day
Breakfast
PLUS
All Kids Go FREE!
Book by 15th February for arrivals until 1st April 2010.

Click here for more details

Walt Disney World Resort in Florida
Eat, Sleep & Play for less than £40pppn

Book your magical Walt Disney World holiday before 2 August 2010 for stays 1 August - 30 September 2010, and you can Eat, Sleep and Play for less than £40pppn. This fantastic price is based on 2 adults and 2 children travelling and includes FREE dining for everyone in your party for the whole of your holiday, accommodation at a Disney Resort Hotel and Tickets giving you entry to all 4 Disney Theme Parks and both Disney Water Parks.

Click here for more details

 

[wayneg]

Can't see any difference at 1st glance, just a new advert with same offer.
Checked what we booked a few week back, looks same benefits, same price.
Extras have changed slightly since last year 2010 include NEW: Niki Bryan Spa Discount & NEW: The Disney Store Merchandise Discount, Receive a 10% online discount on your first order at www.disneystore.co.uk

Have you seen anything else different?

 

[Jon G]

Just checked our booking and due to a ticket price drop on the 21 day park tickets our price has gone down by £40.00.

I know its not much but I will see if they will amend it.

 

[cinderjenna]

Mine has also gone down by £50, reckon they will change it? And if so, who shall i ring? i booked it online direct with disney!

Cheers!

 

[Jon G]

I have emailed Disney through the "contact us" page on the UK website.

I put my res number so they can check it for themselves. Bearing in mind we haven't got the tickets yet I can't see how they can charge the higher price.

It will pay for a case of bud and then some

 

[wayneg]

Can't see they will reduce it. their argument would be if the price went up would you pay more after agreeing a price. If it was a larger amount they would be willing to cancel, you lose deposit and re-book at lower price but for such a small amount not worth it.
Always worth asking but doubt they will drop price. Good luck.

 

[fuse04]

While speaking with Disney Uk today about something different i mentioned that since booking the ticket prices had reduced and whether they would amend our booking and they will only porablme is we have to give up the depaosit

never mind always worth asking; I did mention that universal has a much more customer friendly approach to prices changes

 

[Babyboo]

I spoke to them yesterday about adding another person onto our booking and the lady I spoke to actually suggested that I cancel my current booking (I would lose £50 of the deposit we paid) and rebook at the new ticket prices.

With 6 of us on our booking our total price would go down about £100.

 

[wayneg]

I would double check 1st, make sure you don't lose the £50 per person deposit.

 

[2Tiggies]

I would double check 1st, make sure you don't lose the £50 per person deposit.

I agree, check first. On the written terms and conditions of my paper confirmation it actually states that the amendment/cancellation fee is per person (currently £50 for non flight inclusive and £135 for flight inclusive).

Also re. tickets, prices have gone down signifcantly since I booked. At the end of last year I upgraded DD from child to adult. By this time adult 14 day tix were down around £25 or so. I didn't pay amendment fee as I increased my package price by upgrading, but I had to pay the difference between the ticket prices at the time I booked, not the then current prices. Make sure you are clear before you consent to changing anything.

 

[fuse04]

I would double check 1st, make sure you don't lose the £50 per person deposit.

WDW advised me today that the deposit for each person would be lost (£150 for the three of us) so not worth it for us. The rep told me often this is waivered if the total value of the new booking was greater than the previous one e.g. adding a extra night(s)