Travel Agent

[jlschwalb]

I'm a silver club member and hoping to use a travel agent to book a fall 2018 cruise. If I've used one in the past, can I email her directly (dreams unlimited) or do I fill out the online form to get started? I don't want to be presumptuous and directly email, but I also don't want to miss out by using the form. Thanks for the advice.

 

[Mushu's Twin]

If she's who you want to work with, I'd just email her directly. I highly doubt she'd pass up business.

 

[hanscarlet]

If you booked a placeholder, chances are that the placeholder may already be sitting with her (if you booked your first one through her)

 

[CamColt]

If you prefer to not email her in advance you can always enter a new request, choosing her as your agent of choice, and maybe even make a note in the notes section that you have worked with her before and would like to again.

 

[Maggie'sMom]

My DU agent requests that if it is a new reservation I am wanting her to book, I go through the DU site to make the request and select her as the TA from the drop down box. If I have a placeholder already with her that I want moved to an actual cruise, she's okay with me emailing her direct to switch the placeholder.

 

[OKW Lover]

If I've used one in the past, can I email her directly (dreams unlimited) or do I fill out the online form to get started?

The Dreams TA that I use prefers that you fill out the form on line. Like @Maggie'sMom above, my TA is OK with emails if I have a placeholder.

 

[n2mm]

I also use DU, but I always just send her an email.

 

[cgolf]

The two Dreams agents we have used, one for DCL and one for RCCL and Celebrity, have both had us email them our requests for new bookings.