where do I book DDP?

julie42 · 21 Apr 19, 10:02 AM

My DS and his GF are going to Disney in June for two weeks (first time there without parents).
They are staying onsite using our DVC points.
We have decided to book them DDP for their second week, but I'm not sure how to book it?
Do I just go on Disney website and somehow link it to their accommodation booking?

mickeyismybff · 21 Apr 19, 10:07 AM

We�re not DVC but we�ve added it by just calling the normal WDTC line, and they�ve added it to our booking. Only takes a couple minutes and you don�t need to call overseas.

julie42 · 21 Apr 19, 10:14 AM

Originally Posted by mickeyismybff

We�re not DVC but we�ve added it by just calling the normal WDTC line, and they�ve added it to our booking. Only takes a couple minutes and you don�t need to call overseas.

I must be missing my brain this morning (just worked three 12 hr shifts on the trot!), but whats the WDTC line?

**loves2plan** · 21 Apr 19, 10:19 AM

I believe you have to do it via DVC members services for DVC bookings. Are they staying at the same resort for the whole stay, or having 2 1 week stays? If it's the same resort/1 single booking, then I also believe you have to buy it for the entire stay, but if it's a split booking then you can do it for just one part. You'll also pay the US price for it.

Hopefully a DVC owner who knows for definite will be able to confirm soon, but that's what I've picked up from reading other threads.

Shooby doo · 21 Apr 19, 10:38 AM

L2p has summed it up, must be added through Member Services current cost is $76/person/day. If you have separated the 2 stays then you can add it to one but you need 2 booking numbers for this otherwise it must be added for the whole stay.
SD

mickeyismybff · 21 Apr 19, 10:52 AM

Originally Posted by julie42

I must be missing my brain this morning (just worked three 12 hr shifts on the trot!), but whats the WDTC line?

Don�t worry, I�m not much better as I�ve been up with a poorly child all night. WDTC (Walt Disney Travel Company) is just the line you would call to book with Disney direct in the UK, so I was thinking there would be a DVC equivalent. There is! Yay! But less yay for my being clear as mud this morning.