No modify button

[Cyberc1978]

Just wondered if anyone else is experiencing the same as me.

Whenever I sign in the normal "modify" button is gone. I can click on my reservations but it will only show my membership number not the reservation number.

I have tried the Edge and firefox browser on a windows pc but also safari on an iPhone.

 

[Cyberc1978]

Weird the buttons are now back on all type of browsers - wonder if Disney had some issues around 08.00

 

[Chuck S]

When does Disney IT not have some issue or another? Seriously, they have so many integrated systems, FastPass, Dining, Reservations, DVC, MDE, Disney +, all tied together using the same passwords and such, it is no wonder there are a lot of issues.

 

[Cyberc1978]

yeah you are right, Disney IT systems have been having so many problems.

 

[TraderSamWDW]

Disney IT department had a class action law suit filed against it two years ago or so. Let's just say IT isn't where they choose to put their money. Way too many obvious issues make it into their production environment

 

[Cyberc1978]

Disney IT department had a class action law suit filed against it two years ago or so. Let's just say IT isn't where they choose to put their money. Way too many obvious issues make it into their production environment

What kind of class action?

 

[Marionnette]

Just wondered if anyone else is experiencing the same as me.

Whenever I sign in the normal "modify" button is gone. I can click on my reservations but it will only show my membership number not the reservation number.

I have tried the Edge and firefox browser on a windows pc but also safari on an iPhone.

I noticed the same thing this morning. I was hoping to modify a boardwalk view to a std. view at 8:00 but no modify button. I tried to book just the first night, figuring that I would cancel the other reservation and then add on the std. view nights. Almost had that night when those darn dwarfs showed up in the last stage!

 

[TraderSamWDW]

What kind of class action?

The claim was that they actually had their employees train their h1b Visa replacements, or something along those lines. I do not know the outcome of it.
Not a lawyer, but an H1B Visa worker is supposed to be hired when a US citizen can not be found to do the job. That was the nature of the suit.