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20 Sep 17, 04:06 PM

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lovemickey

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Originally Posted by Gill H

We always pay deposit booking with DLP - just phone
them.

Do WDTC charge �16 admin fee as DLP does though?

Don't think so. Fairly sure we didn't pay one when we booked Florida.

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20 Sep 17, 04:30 PM

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A&S&O

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TWTC are much dearer for us - they don't seem to have the pay 2 stay 2 nights free offer.

Direct with DLP - 4 nights, 2A, Premium Cabin �834 + booking fees
TWTC - same package but with Trapper Cabin is �1241

Are we doing it wrong? Is it cheaper if you telephone?

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20 Sep 17, 05:07 PM

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mrsbenny

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Originally Posted by Gill H

We always pay deposit booking with DLP - just phone
them.

Do WDTC charge �16 admin fee as DLP does though?

They don't charge the �16.

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20 Sep 17, 06:30 PM	#14
	20 Sep 17, 06:30 PM MrsMoney slightly serious Dibber
MrsMoney slightly serious Dibber Join Date: Mar 17	I booked 4 nights at NBC for November this year on the 2 nights free offer today with WDTC, didn't pay an admin fee and saved over �100 (in comparison to the quote I received by phone with DLP). It also worked out better to include the Eurostar than to book that separately which surprised me!

20 Sep 17, 06:39 PM

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You also get luggage tags when booking with WDTC & not with DLP! Mine arrived today!

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20 Sep 17, 08:17 PM

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Thats interesting - you get your park tickets before arrival. We've only ever got ours on check in.

Just rung TWDTC and they have none of the cabins left for the summer offer. I pointed out that I could get one by booking direct with DLP and they told me to bokk with them then.

A wasted 30 minutes on hold.

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20 Sep 17, 08:22 PM

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LOU LOU DISNEY

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Originally Posted by A&S&O

Sorry, for got to say these are special Halloween tickets bought separately for the party,I'll get my park tickets on checkin.

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21 Sep 17, 07:41 AM

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Originally Posted by MrsMoney

I booked 4 nights at NBC for November this year on the 2 nights free offer today with WDTC, didn't pay an admin fee and saved over �100 (in comparison to the quote I received by phone with DLP). It also worked out better to include the Eurostar than to book that separately which surprised me!

Eurostar only works out cheaper if you book early (10 months ahead it's �72 return) or if you book the indirect train via Lille which is not much more than that.

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21 Sep 17, 08:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Gill H

Eurostar only works out cheaper if you book early (10 months ahead it's �72 return) or if you book the indirect train via Lille which is not much more than that.

Thanks, that's good to know for future... whilst we are regulars at WDW, this will be our first time at DLP and it's a bit of an unplanned last minute trip so I'm learning as I go.

21 Sep 17, 10:42 PM

#20

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Originally Posted by lovemickey

It's slightly cheaper to book through them than direct and we can just pay deposit. Have people done this and all been ok? I assumed as we booked direct with them for Florida they would be classed as a direct booking for Paris but now I'm not so sure.

I book all my Disney holidays through them, both DLP and WDW - they're great :-)

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