Disney refund for ticket price drop ?

nyck · 11 Jan 20, 02:21 AM

We booked Last year for this September Hotel,Tickets, free DDP etc

I see the tickets have dropped from Ł429 to Ł399
Has anyone tried to get refunded / changed on there invoice

thanks

Guest · 11 Jan 20, 07:41 AM

I have also noticed that the tickets I paid Ł429 for are now Ł399. I understand that tickets are always cheaper during the free nights offer than during free dining offer however. I think you might need to give up free dining to get the cheaper ticket price.

YorkshireT · 11 Jan 20, 08:28 AM

This always happens, you have free dining. Nothing is ever free, although the UK dining deal is still a good one, even if the overall cost has risen rapidly over the last few years.

**legallyblonde** · 11 Jan 20, 08:38 AM

Not sure why you would be entitled to a refund of the difference? That was the deal when you booked. If the prices went up, would you expect them to call you and ask you to pay more? It’s swings and roundabouts. The free dining in my view is still a fantastic offer and I’d take that over a free nights offer and cheaper tickets, not least because it just makes it easier.

**sha9** · 11 Jan 20, 12:06 PM

The short answer is no. Disney change ticket prices depending on the offer and they are always more expensive during free dining.

Kittones · 16 Jan 20, 11:42 AM

I did email them when I noticed this and asked if we could save the price difference. I was told that I would have to cancel and rebook the holiday to get it, so I politely refused. Never know unless you ask though.

Nimbus · 16 Jan 20, 02:21 PM

Originally Posted by nyck

We booked Last year for this September Hotel,Tickets, free DDP etc

I see the tickets have dropped from Ł429 to Ł399
Has anyone tried to get refunded / changed on there invoice

Would you be happy for Disney to change your invoice if the current price of the tickets increased before September?

If yes, then by all means contact Disney and see if they will amend your invoice to reflect whatever the current value of the tickets is or will be, rather than the price you agreed to pay at the time of booking (which is how these contracts usually work).

Disney is under no obligation to refund or change the invoice that you agreed to at the time of booking but maybe it will as a goodwill gesture if you ask.

11 Jan 20, 07:41 AM	#2
	11 Jan 20, 07:41 AM Guest Guest
Guest Guest	I have also noticed that the tickets I paid Ł429 for are now Ł399. I understand that tickets are always cheaper during the free nights offer than during free dining offer however. I think you might need to give up free dining to get the cheaper ticket price.

11 Jan 20, 08:38 AM	#4
	11 Jan 20, 08:38 AM legallyblonde VIP Dibber ✓Premium Member
legallyblonde VIP Dibber Join Date: Apr 16	Not sure why you would be entitled to a refund of the difference? That was the deal when you booked. If the prices went up, would you expect them to call you and ask you to pay more? It’s swings and roundabouts. The free dining in my view is still a fantastic offer and I’d take that over a free nights offer and cheaper tickets, not least because it just makes it easier.

16 Jan 20, 11:42 AM	#6
	16 Jan 20, 11:42 AM Kittones Dancing with Tink'
Kittones Dancing with Tink' Join Date: Oct 19	I did email them when I noticed this and asked if we could save the price difference. I was told that I would have to cancel and rebook the holiday to get it, so I politely refused. Never know unless you ask though.

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