RAC Delta

[nicky89]

The Disney website says that resort airline check-in is available for Delta on domestic flights only. If I have a connecting flight where the first leg is domestic, could I use Resort airline check-in? I would be flying MCO-JFK-Montreal Canada. We don’t cross customs until landing in Canada if that helps.

 

[tnolan]

If I were you I'd call Disney and ask!

 

[sam_gordon]

If I were you I'd call Disney and ask!

Even if given an affirmative answer, once onsite, I would go to the actual RAC desk for your resort (during a non-busy time of course) and ask. I'd trust the public facing employees before a call center employee.

 

[nicky89]

Even if given an affirmative answer, once onsite, I would go to the actual RAC desk for your resort (during a non-busy time of course) and ask. I'd trust the public facing employees before a call center employee.

Thanks. I think that's what I'll do. Don't really trust call centre answers for stuff like that. If they can't take it no big deal.

 

[OrangeCountyCommuter]

No. If you want that luggage to go to your final destination you can’t use RAC. Your final destination is the deciding factor

 

[writerguyfl]

The answer to the question is available on the Walt Disney World website (emphasis mine):

You can check your luggage and receive your airline boarding pass right at your Disney Resort hotel. Resort Airline Check-In Service is available if you are flying on:

• Alaska Airlines
• American Airlines
• Delta Air Lines (U.S. Domestic Flights Only)
• JetBlue Airways
• Southwest Airlines
• United Airlines

Source: https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/faq/airport-transportation-and-check-in/resort-airline-check-in/

 

[nicky89]

The answer to the question is available on the Walt Disney World website (emphasis mine):

You can check your luggage and receive your airline boarding pass right at your Disney Resort hotel. Resort Airline Check-In Service is available if you are flying on:

• Alaska Airlines
• American Airlines
• Delta Air Lines (U.S. Domestic Flights Only)
• JetBlue Airways
• Southwest Airlines
• United Airlines

Source: https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/faq/airport-transportation-and-check-in/resort-airline-check-in/

Thanks, but as per my question, I had already seen this information but was looking for further clarification as to whether the “U.S Domestic Flights Only” applies to final destination or only the flight out of Orlando.

 

[writerguyfl]

Thanks, but as per my question, I had already seen this information but was looking for further clarification as to whether the “U.S Domestic Flights Only” applies to final destination or only the flight out of Orlando.

You have an international ticket. Any itinerary that includes travel outside of the United States would be considered international in this context.