I called in the afternoon, in hopes of avoiding the morning rush.
Took 40 minutes to get a DVC rep to start the process.
They look up your wanted date, and confirm that you have the points and borrow what is needed.
and take your card for the $95 reservation fee.
Then they put you in queue to speak to Disney Reservations, to actually book the room.
At this point, you don't have a guarantee that the room is available.
For 1pm on Friday, it was an additional hour wait to get Disney Reservations, with super ominous hold music.
Finally got a person at 2:45pm. He was able to get the cabin booked for the date requested.
They will ask you your dining time preference. Like a cruise, you can choose between 5:30p or 8pm.
And if captains table is available it can also be done at this time. It wasn't available for us.
The other excursions have to wait for 60 days out.
That was a long wait to get it done.
All together it was a 3 hour phone call.
Took 40 minutes to get a DVC rep to start the process.
They look up your wanted date, and confirm that you have the points and borrow what is needed.
and take your card for the $95 reservation fee.
Then they put you in queue to speak to Disney Reservations, to actually book the room.
At this point, you don't have a guarantee that the room is available.
For 1pm on Friday, it was an additional hour wait to get Disney Reservations, with super ominous hold music.
Finally got a person at 2:45pm. He was able to get the cabin booked for the date requested.
They will ask you your dining time preference. Like a cruise, you can choose between 5:30p or 8pm.
And if captains table is available it can also be done at this time. It wasn't available for us.
The other excursions have to wait for 60 days out.
That was a long wait to get it done.
All together it was a 3 hour phone call.