using Song vouchers

[goofy4tink]

I called Song to get a credit voucher when the prices dropped on my August flight. No problem there. They did tell me that I wouldn't be able to book on-line but I could just call them to book. Okay, I'm fine with that. But...for the first time I got a somewhat snippy rep on the phone. Told him I had a voucher and wanted to book a flight. He tells me that I have to take the voucher to the airport and book there!!! I finally got him to listen to what I was saying and he says...'Oh, well a credit voucher is different. Why didn't you say so?' Okay, that's settled. But, when I book with him, I find that the fares are about $10-15 more than online! So, there goes my $15 voucher. If I had been able to book on-line the fare would have been $210. By having to book over the phone it was $220. A huge deal? No, but I guess it's just the idea. So, be aware that this is the case with the credit vouchers. But, I guess it's better than nothing.

 

[pumpkinboy]

Could your credit vouchers be used to buy in-flight food? If so, that might be a more cost-effective use for $15.

 

[goofy4tink]

I don't think so. Besides I had a total of 3 of them. I didn't mind using them for a flight but would like to be able to access them via the internet for on-line booking. You wouldn't think it would be so hard. Ah well. Live and learn.

 

[seashoreCM]

The last time I booked with Song, the on line fare and over the phone fare were the same.

(I was at Disney Quest using their internet stations and tried to book on line and it didn't work. So I ran upstairs to the pay phone. The fare was a really good deal and I didn't want to wait until I got back home.)

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