Do Disney charge if we need to amend booking?

Harmit2 · 21 Jan 19, 09:30 PM

Hi

We would like to change our hotel reservation to begin one day later thank our booking states. Do they charge for this do you know? If yes, how much? We have park tickets and dining included.

I can ring them tomorrow as their website just says there may be a charge, not there will be a charge.

If anyone has done it that would be helpful. We travel 24th October.

Thanks

**loves2plan** · 21 Jan 19, 09:31 PM

It's a one off admin charge of �50.

Harmit2 · 21 Jan 19, 09:35 PM

Fab thank you

loldis · 21 Jan 19, 09:41 PM

The fee is waived if the cost goes up, which is why they say there "may" rather than "will" be a charge.

**parkgirl** · 21 Jan 19, 10:02 PM

Our price was the same and we didn�t get charged admin.

**loves2plan** · 21 Jan 19, 10:03 PM

Originally Posted by parkgirl

Our price was the same and we didn�t get charged admin.

When was that? It used to be that you didn't get charged if your price stayed the same or went up, but now it's only if it goes up

**parkgirl** · 21 Jan 19, 10:06 PM

Originally Posted by loves2plan

When was that? It used to be that you didn't get charged if your price stayed the same or went up, but now it's only if it goes up

Really? It was last year so didn�t realise it had changed. Apologies OP.

**loves2plan** · 21 Jan 19, 10:22 PM

Originally Posted by parkgirl

Really? It was last year so didn�t realise it had changed. Apologies OP.

Yeah, another way for Disney to give less and take more

loldis · 22 Jan 19, 11:37 AM

I managed to argue a waiver around the time they changed the policy based on the ambiguity of the T&Cs (they only mentioned up or down - nothing either way for same price amends) but they've been amended to be clearer now.

Harmit2 · 22 Jan 19, 11:39 AM

I�ve just done it. There would have been a few but to be honest they ran out of standard rooms so upgraded us to a better view room for �100 so all good. Thank you

21 Jan 19, 09:41 PM	#4
	21 Jan 19, 09:41 PM loldis Imagineer
loldis Imagineer Join Date: May 17 Location: Sussex	The fee is waived if the cost goes up, which is why they say there "may" rather than "will" be a charge.

22 Jan 19, 11:37 AM	#9
	22 Jan 19, 11:37 AM loldis Imagineer
loldis Imagineer Join Date: May 17 Location: Sussex	I managed to argue a waiver around the time they changed the policy based on the ambiguity of the T&Cs (they only mentioned up or down - nothing either way for same price amends) but they've been amended to be clearer now.