Rebooking onboard for discount

[4 mickey]

What ( how much discount ) will that place holder will give you?

 

[lanejudy]

What ( how much discount ) will that place holder will give you?

The placeholder gives a 10% discount off regular (non-concierge) staterooms. On longer cruises (5+ nights) you can pay a reduced deposit of 10% instead of the usual 20%. There are a few black-out dates, primarily around the holidays. The placeholder must be used within 2 years.

 

[JoeFromSeoul]

It's been a while since I booked onboard, but at least at one time, if you booked 2 placeholders or future cruises while onboard, they had to be used for the same future cruise, not two different cruise dates

I had heard that as well, but I just used two place holders booked on our last cruise for two different sailings. They are back-to-back, so that might explain why DCL allowed it.

Or, Dreams Unlimited TA Elaine E. might just be that good and was able to work it out for us!

 

[holula]

I had heard that as well, but I just used two place holders booked on our last cruise for two different sailings. They are back-to-back, so that might explain why DCL allowed it.

Or, Dreams Unlimited TA Elaine E. might just be that good and was able to work it out for us!

I’ve used mine on a b2b too - I think that’s an exception.

 

[BWV Dreamin]

So as of today still can’t book onboard? If I book a placeholder through the DCL app, how do you assign it to an actual sailing? Have never booked a placeholder and never through the app. TIA.

 

[Calantha]

If I book a placeholder through the DCL app, how do you assign it to an actual sailing?

If you don't have a TA, you have to call Disney. If you do have a TA (including Costco), you will have to contact them (as it will be passed to them automatically). Still can't book it directly through the website.