Price matching?

[johnsose2]

My wife and I are thinking about booking a Disney cruise for us and our two kids. We usually sail on carnival and book early saver so we are guaranteed the lowest rate. Does Disney offer a similar program? Thanks

 

 

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[Friend100]

No. You book at the current rate and if it went down before final payment deadline, refresh to get the new rate.

[Scrapnana]

Most Disney cruises tend to go up rather than down in cost. We booked 17 months out and the price went up a few times between then and sailing. There were no decreases.

[DISNEY FANTASY]

The only thing you can do is book with a DCL TA and get them to monitor rates. if they went down they can tell you and you can reshop, but 1 DCL tends to make offers after the paid in full date, 2 It would have to be an off season cruise, as most DCL cruises sell fast. The ones with offers are most likely, will be the Winder ones ( excluding Christmas) when four ships are in the Caribbean/ Bahamas on the standard ports of call.

 

The Med cruises and Alaska cruises will have very limited offers and that will be on the low season/ end of season ones.