Who do we write to to ask for more twin bed cabins?

[chirurgeon]

Some of us travel with roomies and don't want to share a bed. Not really wanting the pull down berth or sacrificing the couch. Who can we start a writing campaign to get them to have twin bed cabins more available? Tracey is saying they aren't letting them book requesting the twin beds. We have time for PCC 3 & 4 to get this changed.

Any ideas?

Kim

 

[WebmasterJohn]

You have a couple of options (or use all three):

1 - Fill out the form here - https://disneycruise.disney.go.com/contact-us/

2 - Call (800) 951-3532

3 - Write (snail mail)

Disney Cruise Vacations
Guest Communications
P.O. Box 10238
Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830-0238

 

[chirurgeon]

You have a couple of options (or use all three):

1 - Fill out the form here - https://disneycruise.disney.go.com/contact-us/

2 - Call (800) 951-3532

3 - Write (snail mail)

Disney Cruise Vacations
Guest Communications
P.O. Box 10238
Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830-0238

Thanks, John.

Kim

 

[chirurgeon]

Comment sent to link. Will try to call in a few days when my jaw is better from my tooth being pulled today.

Kim

 

[*NikkiBell*]

I have concerns about this as well. I hope they make accommodations.

 

[mainegal]

I did the online comment form.

I guess with split bathrooms and fold down beds with stars in the ceilings and bed for two parents, DCL is really catering to families.

I certainly have adult friends who wonder why I would go on another Disney cruise and not one for "adults".

 

[PDJPrinceCharming]

I'm with you on this Kim, honestly I would very much appreciate two beds as my travel companion requested the bed so i'm "couching it up" myself. Since the Fantasy hasn't even had its maiden voyage yet, hopefully DCL can include some twin beds in some of the new rooms(*coughCat 9cough*)