Package Type ? on WDW Reservation

[JamesMom]

Hi Everyone!

I got my reservation form from Disney yesterday and the package type is:

5 NIGHT Sept-Dec CRM Direct Mail Offer

Is this the AP rate?
I asked for an AP rate on 2 rooms. No per night rate is listed,only the package price. The price looks like AP rate. Is this package really the AP - wanting to know because after doing calculation, I might try to book the regular Sept-Dec discount because it works out to be a bit cheaper than buying an AP for a 5 day visit. And, no, we won't be going back before it expires

Thanks in advance!

JamesMom
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Planning Trip #8
ASMu Dec 9-14th
Wedding Pavillion May 2001

 

[DizBelle]

I booked with the AP code and my reservation paperwork does not say the same thing as yours. My package type is listed as a room only offer. It says nothing about a CRM Direct Mail Offer. It also says under "Resort Information" that I will need a valid Annual/Seasonal Pass at check-in. You might want to call back and see if you will need an AP to get that rate.

 

[JamesMom]

Thanks for responding!

I was wondering why I didn't have a notation about needed an AP at check-in. I haven't gotten my AP yet and was originally thinking of doing the AP res, but then I saw that regular discount is only $6 more a room and the balance would be less than the added cost of buying an AP. But I made the res as AP before I figured this out. I got 2 rooms only for 5 nights for a package of $551. This is the AP rate of $49 a room plus tax. I like the price and if I don't have to get an AP that would be even better! Can anyone tell me what package I got and what 'proof' I need to get it? Is is a postcard deal? Do you need the postcard at check in? I swear all I asked for was AP on the phone!
I guess if all else fails I can just call and ask, but I don't want them to 'fix' there mistake, kwim!

 

[Fire14]

your conf reads same as mine and mine is for Email/postcard rate. It is same price as Ap at 49.00/night for value
as for what to show I have no idea.