I haven't forgotten - it was made at the beginning of the year (and they've had the benefit of using it since).
I work with major corporations in the same boat that have somehow managed to process refunds for their customers. I've been working 7 days a week and often until midnight to help out my own clients. It's tough right now and those who can are working in overdrive. I'd understand 30 days given the circumstances. But 60 days (and counting)?? Other parts of my trip have managed to give me my money back. In contrast with Disney, several hotels and ticket locations had refunds to me within 3 days. Same country, same lockdowns. A refund from an unrelated resort trip (weeks later) that is at least the size of (or bigger) than DLP processed my refund within 24 hours. They're also locked down with remote workers.
At its heart this is not solely a pandemic issue. Pre-trip it was extremely difficult to book Disneyland Paris restaurant times. Logging into the site meant that more than half of the time it forgot my reservation and I had to re-enter my reservation code or log back in. Much of the booking interaction had to be performed over the phone at international rates with insane hold times (in my case, over $200's worth). In fact, the payment processing was the only part of the entire reservation that was"business as usual." Everything else was disappointingly--and frustratingly--cumbersome.
The refund is the latest frustration, only this time I'm out a significant amount of money at a time when I'd really like to have it with only a random email's suggestion that I'll get it back. Sigh... I'm venting because it's all so disappointing and frustrating. For all the effort I've gone through it would have been nice to have at least seen the Park!
