Booking Disney Cruise

Rickster1978 · 15 Jun 21, 10:15 AM

Hi

I’m looking at booking a Disney cruise for August 2022 sailing from Dover. Just wondering if there are any perks to booking directly with Disney or does it not make any difference where it’s booked through?

I’m waiting on a quote from Iglu to see if they can beat the direct price on the Disney site. Have others found booking through a third party any cheaper?

Ladyshopper · 15 Jun 21, 12:38 PM

No-one is allowed to sell Disney cruises cheaper than Disney.

Check out Iglu's cancellation policy, I think you'll find it is very different and nowhere near as flexible as booking through DCL themselves, or booking through an American travel agent (downside is you have to pay in dollars) who have the same terms and conditions as Disney do (and who usually give you some onboard credit as well).

Rickster1978 · 15 Jun 21, 12:54 PM

The Iglu quote has come in £500 cheaper than going to Disney direct. That’s for exactly the same two rooms as I put in the basket on the Disney site

gismo1554 · 15 Jun 21, 02:21 PM

I would check Iglu includes taxes & port fees as that could well be the £500 difference. As said no company undersells a Disney cruise from my experience

If it does include taxes and port fees then check cancellation policy but if you are happy with it then there is no difference booking between the two

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	15 Jun 21, 10:15 AM Rickster1978 Proud to wear my Ears
Rickster1978 Proud to wear my Ears Join Date: Apr 18	Booking Disney Cruise Hi I’m looking at booking a Disney cruise for August 2022 sailing from Dover. Just wondering if there are any perks to booking directly with Disney or does it not make any difference where it’s booked through? I’m waiting on a quote from Iglu to see if they can beat the direct price on the Disney site. Have others found booking through a third party any cheaper?

15 Jun 21, 12:38 PM	#2
	15 Jun 21, 12:38 PM Ladyshopper Imagineer
Ladyshopper Imagineer Join Date: Apr 11	No-one is allowed to sell Disney cruises cheaper than Disney. Check out Iglu's cancellation policy, I think you'll find it is very different and nowhere near as flexible as booking through DCL themselves, or booking through an American travel agent (downside is you have to pay in dollars) who have the same terms and conditions as Disney do (and who usually give you some onboard credit as well).

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	15 Jun 21, 12:54 PM Rickster1978 Proud to wear my Ears Thread Starter
Rickster1978 Thread Starter Proud to wear my Ears Join Date: Apr 18	The Iglu quote has come in £500 cheaper than going to Disney direct. That’s for exactly the same two rooms as I put in the basket on the Disney site