mickeymiss
Well-Known Member
Thank you
Can we still get our park ticket reservations first thing tomorrow? Or do we have to change resorts first? I don't see this update on the Disney blog so is it not even offcial official yet?
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WDW Resorts Reopening Thread
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Thank you
Can we still get our park ticket reservations first thing tomorrow? Or do we have to change resorts first? I don't see this update on the Disney blog so is it not even offcial official yet?
mickeymiss
Well-Known Member
POFQ here too for August. Can we still make park ticket reservations before calling? I want to get that over with ASAP.
If I recall, 2020 reservations for people that aren’t DVC reopen on June 28, with the final wave of park pass reservations.
If your trip isn’t until after ~July 16, I would recommend waiting to confirm what hotel you are switching to. You will still be able to access the park pass launch and get your parks reservations without knowing the new resort. The next few days will be crazy for Disney’s phone lines, making the process unnecessarily frustrating.
If your trip isn’t until after ~July 16, I would recommend waiting to confirm what hotel you are switching to. You will still be able to access the park pass launch and get your parks reservations without knowing the new resort. The next few days will be crazy for Disney’s phone lines, making the process unnecessarily frustrating.
DVCakaCarlF
Well-Known Member
Starting when? After speaking with a CM, only hotel guests can meander between the resorts for dining, shopping, etc.
peter11435
Well-Known Member
I don’t believe that will be the case during the initial reopening phase. My understanding is that only guests with hotel reservations will be able to make dining reservations.
mf1972
Well-Known Member
i’ll have to ask about that tomorrow. we made our reservation back in february before it hit the fan. also celebrating our 20th anniversary. hope whatever change we make isn’t too bad
Wow, I knew that they only let hotel guests make reservations, but I doubt there are enough people there to even come close to filling the bunch of restaurants they opened/are opening.
I’m surprised that they aren’t planning to at least let locals come as day guests. If they still aren’t, I wouldn’t be surprised to see that change quickly.
I haven't found an update about this specific issue either. Fwiw, I'll secure park reservations first, and deal with our resort modification afterwards.Thank you
mickeymiss
Well-Known Member
I really wanted to avoid calling them but we want to add tickets. I wouldn't want to wait and have the park ticket openings fill up. I would have liked an option to modify BEFORE picking parks. Now I'm just a ball of stress. I don't want to be the annoying customer clogging up the line but it's time sensitive.
Mainahman
Well-Known Member
were at all stars, and yea were still coming, i just am confused, as some get emails and free upgrades, others hav to call and have to pay $$. I mean they arlready refunded my dining, will have to refund my Park hopper, but now i need a new hotel, and not my choice. i rather Disney just assign me and call it a day instead of trying to charge me.
pbrsaau
Member
Good question - I'm at Riverside 10/24-31 and wondering how to proceed.
pbrsaau
Member
I made my park reses yesterday without issue and we're booked at Riverside 10/24-31 - wait and see now.I haven't found an update about this specific issue either. Fwiw, I'll secure park reservations first, and deal with our resort modification afterwards.
Good! Just don't wait too long to modify your Resort stay, though.
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MaximumEd
Well-Known Member
We made park passes yesterday for a July 13-22 trip booked at All Stars, which will be closed. No problem booking passes. Got moved to Pop today for no additional charge. I feel for the folks who were told they would have to pay to be moved. Now, I didn’t expect nor demand to be moved for free from All Star to GF or Poly, but I don’t think it’s right for Disney to close your resort and still ding you for more to be accommodated.
Mainahman
Well-Known Member
Could not agree more. Ours was a bit different as we were a suite vs a single room. I think if it would of been a single room we would of ended up at POP, however it almost did sound like i could name my price for what i wanted within reason, and not be charged for it. Heck i got a big upgrade, and still have money coming back to me. We live in odd times....
DisneyOutsider
Well-Known Member
Why would they remove the coffee makers?
disneygeek90
Well-Known Member
There was talk that the would for touch point purposes. I’m pretty sure I heard they weren’t being removed though but I can’t find a source.
GoofGoof
Premium Member
The original Orange County recommendations for hotel re-opening recommended the removal of items in rooms like coffee makers. There was some discussion about the common items in the kitchens like pots and pans, toasters, coffee makers, silverware, plates and glasses, etc. The recommendations are pretty old and since most of the original reopening plans were scrapped for other areas that may be gone too.