Summer special offers?

[SunnieRN]

I wasn't confused before but I am now lol. When you make TS reservations, they are booked using your reservation, if you don't want to pay a fee, correct? So when you change your reservation, how do you 're-link your dining reservations to your new package?

 

[jmsaj]

We will be booking our rooms before the military rates are available for 2017...and call once they are available to apply.

 

[Marionnette]

I wasn't confused before but I am now lol. When you make TS reservations, they are booked using your reservation, if you don't want to pay a fee, correct? So when you change your reservation, how do you 're-link your dining reservations to your new package?

There's no fee to book a dining reservation unless it is one of the few that require a credit card hold. Those that have a dining plan can indicate that they will be using their credits to pay.

Otherwise, dining reservations are tied to MDE and not your room reservation. Canceling your room or package does not cancel your ADRs. If you call to cancel your room/package, the CM will ask if you would like them to cancel any dining reservations as well.

 

[mefordis]

I tried to apply the summer offer to my existing reservation but there was no availability for standard room at CBR for 7/31. Boo!

 

[Marionnette]

New summer offer came out today. Details here:
https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/special-offers/awaken-summer-room-offer/details/

 

[Shanti]

Thanks again Shanti! Although other responders above stated that I could not apply a discount to a full price package I already booked (because I would have to cancel and rebook and the room "might no longer be available") I chose to believe what you said as you had experience doing so.

The summer discount came out today. Let me also add to my statement about reservation changes. As I said, you don't have to cancel the old reservation to apply a new discount (so no worries if you already have FP's, etc), but there is no guarantee that the new discount will be available for the particular resort/room type combination that you already have booked. I hope that distinction makes sense.