Save Up to 20% Off Select Disney Cruises

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   Beth McMeekin January 6, 2020 at 10:07 pm MST

   PLEASE DO NOT TELL PEOPLE that agents might give onboard credit. We travel agents HATE when clients onlinee fishing around agents to see who gives the most OBC. The truth is, that credit, if we choose to give it, onlinees straight out of our onlinemission, which isn’t a lot to begin with. So please don’t ask us to give you a part of our paycheck just to win your business. Book with us because you want someone to work hard on your behalf, NOT because you want free stuff!!! We work hard and want loyal clients, not just clients who are looking for the biggest score!

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  bmcdonald06 January 7, 2020 at 7:22 am MST

  People should just book their cruise on the website. It’s super easy and straight forward, no agent needed.

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  rochellemcgee January 7, 2020 at 7:57 am MST

  The customer isn’t responsible for your paycheck. If you don’t want the client, then simply tell the customer no or what you can offer instead and let the chips fall where they may. I would never pay more for a car or jewelry or whatever out of deference to the salesman’s onlinemission – I work hard for my money, too.

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   Kayla January 7, 2020 at 5:28 am MST

   Disney discounts are rare! Thanks for the heads up!
   We’ve been on Disney, Carnival, and Royal Caribbean. Without a doubt, Disney was the best. It’s worth the extra money. Also, for some reason, it’s the only cruise line that we didn’t get motion sickness on! When we booked ours, we were able to save about $900 dollars more than the average person by booking ourselves and doing a little extra work. I wrote it all out here: https://www.familyandfi.online/how-you-could-save-900-more-on-your-disney-cruise/

   Also, if people are looking to save more – I’d suggest making your own souvenirs. Know what you want to make ahead of time! Every time we travel, we collect shells or other free trinkets and put them in an ornament with a photo from our trip. It makes for a great reminisce at Christmas time!

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   moab January 7, 2020 at 11:01 am MST

   Is a passport required?

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  Chelsey (Hip Sidekick) January 7, 2020 at 11:58 am MST

  Hey Moab! If you’re a US resident and it’s a closed circuit cruise meaning you leave from and return to the US then you don’t have to have a passport, just a birth certificate and photo ID. However, if anything were to happen while you’re out of the US and didn’t make it back to the ship you may have problems getting back into the US without a passport so it’s highly reonlinemended that you get one before you sail! Hope that helps!

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   Chris January 7, 2020 at 12:06 pm MST

   If you are a Costco member and shop at Costco often, then one of the best ways to book a Disney cruise is through Costco. The pricing is the same as you would get through Disney (or any other travel agent) as the pricing is consistent. However, with Costco, you get roughly 8% back (it seems to vary slightly by cruise) in the form of a Costco cash card back after your cruise. The amount of the cash card is stated right on the booking. And you can easily check the pricing both on Disney and Costco to verify that the pricing is the same.

   Additionally, if you are an executive member, you’ll also get 2% back on most of the cruise price (taxes/fees excluded) at the end of the year as part of your annual spend award. For an expensive cruise, it is worth the price of the upgrade to executive just to get the 2% back.

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   kimberlyb January 7, 2020 at 6:11 pm MST

   I disagree with the other travel agent who posted. I’d love to offer onboard credit as an incentive to earn your business and show you how easy booking through a travel agent can be. If you’re looking for a new travel agent, search Minnie Van Vacations Kimberly on FB or our website!!

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   kassandra January 8, 2020 at 6:38 am MST

   I will always use getawaytoday.online for all my travel and vacation needs. They are always willing to help you save and get the most out of your trip. They are travel agents but not your normal travel agents. They also price match. Love this onlinepany. They are currently celebrating 30 years of business.

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