Site has been down for hours

[act1980]

Anyone else having trouble? I can't search or log into my account. Just keep getting Dory

 

[dreamer17555]

I wonder if they are updating something. Or about to announce something. DCL website tends to go down whenever they are making changes. It was down for hours when they changed the deposit amount from 20% to 10% moving forward.

 

[act1980]

Well I don't mind if they're offering more discounts

 

[hardcorestitch]

Anyone else having trouble? I can't search or log into my account. Just keep getting Dory

It has been confirmed on the front page of the Disney Cruise Line website. You’re not alone. Hopefully Dory swims away real soon…

 

[erionm]

Saw a post on reddit where those sailing today are getting an error trying to access the health questionnaire.

 

[SL6827]

There are some new discounted rates that are now listed on the site under special offers. I seen some under the general public listing. Could this be the reason why?

 

[hardcorestitch]

There are some new discounted rates that are now listed on the site under special offers. I seen some under the general public listing. Could this be the reason why?

Oh I bet

 

[RedHead0186]

There are some new discounted rates that are now listed on the site under special offers. I seen some under the general public listing. Could this be the reason why?

I'm not sure if that's it. They release new discounted rates each Monday (the normal FL resident, GT, etc.) and the site isn't usually down like this. (Unless these are different discounts than the usual Monday ones . . .).

Of course, we all know Disney IT doesn't always need/have a reason for going haywire, lol.

 

[SL6827]

I'm not sure if that's it. They release new discounted rates each Monday (the normal FL resident, GT, etc.) and the site isn't usually down like this. (Unless these are different discounts than the usual Monday ones . . .).

Of course, we all know Disney IT doesn't always need/have a reason for going haywire, lol.

It could be something else, who knows?