Priority Seating from the UK

[septimuswigley]

This is going to sound like a real 'noobie' question - because it is!

I'm trying to plan a few extra special things to do on our honeymoon visit to WDW next July. A way off yet, I know, but on other threads I've just discovered some really cool and/or romantic things to do such as the Segway tour at Epcot, dinner with an Imagineer and the Illuminations/'speciality' cruises.

All the advice seems to say ring WDW-PLAY as soon as the window to book is open - but the US is pretty expensive to call - particularly when I should be at work at the same time! I've got the various dates needed to contact Disney to book 'em - but is there any other way I can contact Disney to do so? I'm thinking e-mail or a UK number to call.

And is there any advantage in being a DVC member to get ahead of the queue? (Not that I would do such a thing, being British and all... )

Ta in advance,

Benn

 

[Young Pooh]

If you are a DVC member then you can call for free. You will have been given a toll free number to contact DVC Member Services - use this as one of the options is for Dinner reservations etc.

Hope this helps.

 

[ajcolorado]

They receive so much business from the UK that I don't know why they don't have a designated number. Email would be risky for those hard-to-get reservations because you have not control over when they receive or open the email.

The regular phone number for reservations is 407-WDW-DINE.

There is a service that'll do your calls for you for a flat fee. See: www.buildabettermousetrip.com/JustReservations.html

 

[rpbert1]

Benn, why not use a low cost number to call thats what i do, and a lot of others on here, do a search and se what you get , heres a link to one i have used
http://www.telediscount.co.uk/accessnumbers.php#u
they usually tell you before you connect what the cost will be, most are 1 to 2p a minute, which is good value