It may be worth requesting a quote from a US TA for April. They have far more flexibility to add discounts, FD etc as they are released and more relaxed cancelling policies. So you could book, hold the resort you want and keep an eye on UK offers, if any. This forum is owned by Dreams Unlimited or I use Small World Vacations. The quotes are free so you have nothing to lose. Then you can book a flight separately and if you book a car or an airport hotel etc it becomes a package and you get that protection if you feel that you need it. Check out BA, KLM and Delta. Good luck.
The link is about actually claiming back the cost of your travel insurance policy - we took out cover for the trip that Disney is now giving us a refund on. May be worth looking into, I have no idea if we’ll get the cover back but I’m going to try!
We communicate by e mail and she is prompt and efficient. I use a Revolut or Monzo card to make payments. They don’t charge commission and the exchange rates are good. In the US you pay one night’s room charge as a deposit or $200 for a package deposit. As long as you cancel within WDWs timeframe, you get a full refund. TA charges nothing and will look for and apply discounts for you, as they are released, free of charge. With the RO reservation you pay for your trip on check out day ( or maybe check in) . Package I think is 30 days before. You have to make this honeymoon happen!
No you won't be able to have the 35% discount if you move/modify your trip. You only get this applied if you take the trio exactly as it currently is booked - exact dates and resort.
Can I ask, how did you check your invoice? I didn't receive a new one through even after I selected that we'd still be going so want to make sure the full 35% discount has been applied? X
Thanks - yes I've already worked out what I should get removed price wise but the poster above had said she checked hers again and only £400 had been taken off whereas I haven't been told what my price is (even though I already know, just haven't had an official email with the new price).
We communicate by e mail and she is prompt and efficient. I use a Revolut or Monzo card to make payments. They don’t charge commission and the exchange rates are good. In the US you pay one night’s room charge as a deposit or $200 for a package deposit. As long as you cancel within WDWs timeframe, you get a full refund. TA charges nothing and will look for and apply discounts for you, as they are released, free of charge. With the RO reservation you pay for your trip on check out day ( or maybe check in) . Package I think is 30 days before. You have to make this honeymoon happen!
I feel the same, the only thing that would stop me now is the travel restrictions. I'm making some Disney themed masks for my trip, just in case. I am a bit miffed about the fireworks, but, I have seen them more than enough times and I am not too bothered about character meet n greets or parades. Just so long as they have cupcakes and resort hopping.
You can use any number of specialist overseas credit cards that do not charge a foreign exchange fee. I‘ve had a Halifax Clarity card for many years. It has always been either the choice or in top 3 of Martin Lewis recommendations
Oops. I mixed you up.We communicate by e mail and she is prompt and efficient. I use a Revolut or Monzo card to make payments. They don’t charge commission and the exchange rates are good. In the US you pay one night’s room charge as a deposit or $200 for a package deposit. As long as you cancel within WDWs timeframe, you get a full refund. TA charges nothing and will look for and apply discounts for you, as they are released, free of charge. With the RO reservation you pay for your trip on check out day ( or maybe check in) . Package I think is 30 days before. You have to make this honeymoon happen!
But I will take credit for the idea if it makes your partner happy.
We're using a revolut card where you can just put on £'s and it transfers to whatever currency you want.
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I'm with the Halifax, so I shall look into that.
Can you link me to where it says we can't resort hop because that will be the deal breaker for me.We're using a revolut card where you can just put on £'s and it transfers to whatever currency you want.
We also have a lot of masks ready haha but knowing my luck, they won't be required when we go (which I certainly won't complain about
It's the resort hopping that's disappointing as they're not allowing you into hotels that aren't your resort stay unless you have a dining reservation booked as I LOVE resort hopping and doing a cupcake crawl (and the monorail bar crawl) which I don't know if it will be possible to do now
I cannot find the link but I've been search for over 10 minutes and still come up short so apologies about that.
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