Package price change?

[cassiopia419]

I finally clicked the "book now" button this morning after SOOO much research and indecision. I paid the $200 deposit toward a room with free dining plan for early March.

But in the terms and conditions that displayed afterwards, there was a sentence and in the confirmation that says:

All prices are in U.S. dollars and are subject to change until package is paid in full.

Does that mean that my package price can go up if I don't pay the full amount now? Like they could decide next month that my hotel room is more per night than I saw today or that free dining is now longer available because enough people booked it and fully paid?

Or was that just really bad wording on their end and I'm guaranteed the price I paid now?

 

[204charity]

I think it means exactly what it says - with that being said, Not sure if that has happened to anyone - but it sounds like they are trying to protect themselves from any legal issues should the prices go up.

 

[Sandisw]

I think it is standard so that if something happens and it is found that there is a mistake, it can be adjusted.

But, I have never heard of Disney just changing the rate unless it was some sort of mistake.

I think that you are pretty safe.

 

[sweetdana]

Agree with PP, but I always pay in advance just in case. Disney goes out of its way to be nice to people, and increasing the costs, or changing a resort on someone (without an upgrade), is not there style.