That $50 offer must be popular!

[inkkognito]

Anyone else having trouble getting into DCL's website? I have the feeling that $50 stateroom credit offer must be so popular that it crashed it! All I keep getting is an error message.
Barb

 

[yamahaboy]

the site is working fine for me

 

[inkkognito]

Back up for me too...seemed to be down for about 20 mins.
Guess everyone jumped on all at once for a bit there!
Barb

 

[yamahaboy]

what exactly was the credit for??

 

[thumpery]

If you book through the DCL website, can you transfer the reservation over to a TA and get their benefits? Just wondering for a friend who wants to join us on a future cruise. THANKS in advance - I know you guys will know!

 

[inkkognito]

Yes, they should let you do that, and the cool thing about this credit is that it is combinable with all other offers too. That is very RARE with DCL.
Barb

 

[ChrizJen]

What's this? Could someone please enlighten me as to what this deal entails? TIA
-Christal

 

[Regina]

Here's the info that's on the DIS: DCL Shipboard credit

 

[ChrizJen]

Thanks for your quick reply. I also just went to Disney's website and saw it. Too bad I can't take advantage of it. The price of my cruise has already gone up since I booked, so if I cancel and rebook, I'll end up paying more, making the $50 credit virtually useless. Oh well. I guess timing's eveything! Thanks again!

 

[momdoc]

Okay, I read all the time about transferring reservations, and I never understand. What I am guessing is that you can book with Disney and then transfer your reservation to any agency with cheaper rates, such as Dreams Unlimited, and the difference will be credited to your credit card. Is this accurate? Will all/most booking agencies do this?