PrincessMom2002
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I have nothing to add other than I am completely shocked by this agency's actions. As a former travel agent for quite a few different agencies, I can tell you that we never held on to payments. If a customer made a payment, we sent it on to the appropriate companies. We did not ever want to jeopardize our customer's reservations. Plus holding on to money that did not essentially belong to us was a bigger liability than we wanted to assume. I agree with a previous poster that possibly the agency has already spent the money and is waiting for more to come in elsewhere before than can even afford to make your final payments. Good luck getting this sorted out. And just like everyone else suggested, file complaints with the BBB and anywhere else it matters.




GET A GRIP
Making light of a HORRIBLE situation. Do you see a date or time to make those requests. GEESH!!!! 



You've already gotten some wonderful advice...not much I can add there. I would suggest you talk to Disney again about the possibility of having the requirements waived in order to transfer the bookings directly over to Disney...considering your situation and the fact this agency is listed as one of their preferred businesses, they'll be doing everything possible to help you work this out. It seems like a regulation that can be bent (which might just require speaking to the right person at

