RCI to test requiring all adults in cabin to purchase alcohol package

I *am* on one of those sailings and I'm livid. I'm cruising with 2 friends, 1 does not drink alcohol at all. 2 of us were planning to buy the package....to the tune of $488 each. Now we won't. We can't. I can't ask my friend who doesn't drink to buy that package so I can drink. It's BS. Royal only screwed themselves out of almost a grand. Maybe more. At this point only 1 of the 3 of us has bought airfare. I'd be out less money paying her for her airfare and ditching the cruise altogether.

Is this going to apply to soda packages, too? I don't drink soda. I'm not spending $70 for my friend to drink soda.

What about the fact that we booked a promo that gave 2 of us a free soda package? What happens with that now?

Back in the day when Royal required everyone in a room to buy the same package I think people skirted it by buying their adult package onboard. There you bought it per person. I wonder if that will be possible again.

Seriously. I'm beyond livid. This is utter crap.

THIS. We spent 6 mos studying all the cruises, at all the FL ports, East & South, dates, ports, ships ..... One couple cruises a couple time a year but others once every couple years so it wasn't easy to make everyone happy. And while we were really leaning to NCL with free drink package for 1 & 2 (in which case paying for DS was more palatable), the group (11 so far in 5 cabins) were kind enough to pay slightly more so we could save on DS package AND RCI is very in tune to disabilities and treat him well. Our last on Oasis, we met several families same as us - all adults, a couple generations, but with a disabled member who didn't have to buy the package.

If they want to test this that is fine BUT it should have began on opening day for booking on the cruises NOT after the ship was basically full. Guarantee you have impacted a high percentage of the ship. How many booked because one member of a couple didn't have to order. If they knew this they could have booked NCL or other cruises that were offering 1 an 2 get it for free.

I was going to not need to bring bottled water because it was included in the package. Now I get to figure out where/how I'll get a couple cases of bottled water bettween the airport and hotel the night before. And, 4 drinks a day is nothing. Except if I have to purchase bottles of water onboard I've eaten into the budget for those 4 drinks. Now I get the fun of counting the pennies and tracking my spending. That sounds like fun. On vacation. I'm so glad I booked a "test" cruise so I can both stress AND pay more. Oh wait! That's right. I *didn't* book a test cruise. I booked a cruise with a budget & a plan. Now the bait & switch has blown that. And I'm not amused. I won't spend more. That's a promise on principle alone. I'm not to the PIF date yet. I *do* have the option to cancel.

AGREE. Disclaimer: I rarely drink at home, usually only on vacation. Last cruise with package .... loved breakfast in the formal dining room, we were leisurely and enjoyed about 3 bloody mary's (so good), during the day a variety of the frozen cocktails - usually didn't finish because they melted, on Labadee - yeah we had a little beach party and enjoyed our share of Labadoozies, dinner came with a drink or two and finished with champagne. Evenings explored the bars so a drink here and there, drinks at shows ... way more than 4 drinks per day. Honestly for me - I book for the ship, the food and the beverage package.

'Money grab'? Well, they ARE a business, and making money is what it's all about.

It's no different than being required to buy a full admission ticket to Disney even if you don't ride one single ride. The rider and non-rider companion have to pay the same amount.

But you know before going that is your experience. These cruises they are testing are basically fully booked and these people had no idea that they might be hit with a huge expense or a less-than experience. It would be like booking at Disney with the Dining Plan with a set cost/budget, you are past the point of getting your money back and then them telling you "Oh by the way we are doubling the price of the dining package, it's a test."

See my post above. If they were losing so much money they'd just raise the package price or make the change fleet wide. They're testing to see if it works out better for them. Read: more money in THEIR pocket.

Yes. They know their numbers. They are testing the waters ... will more buy it and just take the hit to their cost OR will many drop it and income go down overall. We are 11 right now, 10 paying for it ... we aren't gaming the system. Honestly it is way too much work to do that. I guarantee that if we can't buy it they have lost $900 and servers lose our extra tips. DS and I will purchase no drinks, like I said I don't drink much usually - DH will likely spend $200-300 tops .... but I can also see him not ordering much, especially since tip is on the charged drink cost ... not the package cost.

But really think about it, folks will just do what they do with Disney Dining and Deluxe when they add to just one room. They do this making assumption everyone is single cabin parties. We are 5 cabins, if 4 cabins (8 people) have the package ... it will be very easy for them to share with us if we wanted. We want to pay for it!

They make bank on the package, no doubt about that, so how about if there is someone who doesn't want it .... say well at the least they have to order the Refreshment Package. It's a least a chunk in their pocket. I would be okay buying him that in lieu of Soda Package.
 
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Quick question for everyone commenting: Is this "test" resulting in added cost for you on your cruise?
 
I'm cruising in August so it would not affect me. I'm still debating about getting it.

But, if it came down to having to get it for myself and my wife, that's a hard pass, since she doesn't drink a lot, and comes down to it, I can go without.
 
THIS. We spent 6 mos studying all the cruises, at all the FL ports, East & South, dates, ports, ships ..... One couple cruises a couple time a year but others once every couple years so it wasn't easy to make everyone happy. And while we were really leaning to NCL with free drink package for 1 & 2 (in which case paying for DS was more palatable), the group (11 so far in 5 cabins) were kind enough to pay slightly more so we could save on DS package AND know they are very in tune to disabilities and treat him well. Our last on Oasis, we met several families same as us - all adults, a couple generations, but with a disabled member who didn't have to buy the package.

If they want to test this that is fine BUT it should have began on opening day for booking on the cruises NOT after the ship was basically full. Guarantee you have impacted a high percentage of the ship. How many booked because one member of a couple didn't have to order. If they knew this they could have booked NCL or other cruises that were offering 1 an 2 get it for free.



AGREE. Disclaimer: I rarely drink at home, usually only on vacation. Last cruise with package .... loved breakfast in the formal dining room, we were leisurely and enjoyed about 3 bloody mary's (so good), during the day a variety of the frozen cocktails - usually didn't finish because they melted, on Labadee - yeah we had a little beach party and enjoyed our share of Labadoozies, dinner came with a drink or two and finished with champagne. Evenings explored the bars so a drink here and there, drinks at shows ... way more than 4 drinks per day. Honestly for me - I book for the ship, the food and the beverage package.



But you know before going that is your experience. These cruises they are testing are basically fully booked and these people had no idea that they might be hit with a huge expense or a less-than experience. It would be like booking at Disney with the Dining Plan with a set cost/budget, you are past the point of getting your money back and then them telling you "Oh by the way we are doubling the price of the dining package, it's a test."



Yes. They know their numbers. They are testing the waters ... will more buy it and just take the hit to their cost OR will many drop it and income go down overall. We are 11 right now, 10 paying for it ... we aren't gaming the system. Honestly it is way too much work to do that. I guarantee that if we can't buy it they have lost $900. DS and I will purchase no drinks, like I said I don't drink much usually - DH will likely spend $200-300 tops ....

But really think about it, folks will just do what they do with Disney Dining and Deluxe when they add to just one room. They do this making assumption everyone is single cabin parties. We are 5 cabins, if 4 cabins (8 people) have the package ... it will be very easy for them to share with us if we wanted. We want to pay for it.

They make bank on the package, no doubt about that, so how about if there is someone who doesn't want it .... say well at the least they have to order the Refreshment Package. It's a least a chunk in their pocket. I would be okay buying him that in lieu of Soda Package.

My friend & I booked this cruise while we were onboard Anthem in March. I didn't get the deluxe package on that cruise & regretted it. I spent almost $400 on not near as many drinks as I might otherwise have ordered. I also brought my own case of bottled water aboard. I wasn't aware going into that cruise what current drink prices were plus it was just me with my friend who doesn't drink. This Harmony cruise we have a 3rd friend joining us who will bar hop with me. We both planned to get the package and enjoy ourselves. I also rarely drink at home in my daily life. It's a cruise indulgence for me.

If Royal wants to test something that's fine. I expect compensation for being their guinea pig, though. That's what test subjects typically get. Not unreasonable at all.

My thing is the cruise I carefully chose to book was NOT a test. This is not what I signed on for.

My TA happens to be my friend I'm cruising with. Come to think of it, this will be 5 out of my last 6 cruises we've sailed together. LOL! Her son is getting married today so I'm not bothering her with any of this mess today. Next week I'll talk it over with her & let her contact her agent rep to see what can be done to make this right. At the very LEAST I want the $140 credited to us for the 2 regular soda packages that we were already being comped. Ideally I would like them to allow us to only book & pay for the 2 packages we originally planned on. I'm 99% sure that if this was DCL her agent rep would ensure things were made right for us. I'm not sure to what extent RCI agent reps can make adjustments. We shall see! ;)
 


Quick question for everyone commenting: Is this "test" resulting in added cost for you on your cruise?

Not right not because I refuse to sail a Behemoth. It is potentially affecting my Greek Isles cruise next summer when it goes fleet-wide, which you can almost bet it will.
 
Not right not because I refuse to sail a Behemoth. It is potentially affecting my Greek Isles cruise next summer when it goes fleet-wide, which you can almost bet it will.
Safe bet. Oh yes! I recall the big ships are not your thing. I'm just....a 10 story slide! The kid in me saw that feature on Harmony and squealed with joy. :D
 
For those of you who already have the drink package booked for one of these "test" cruises... have you been notified that they're making you change your already purchased drink package? If not, don't do anything other than bring a copy of your purchase receipt, I'm guessing they'll "grandfather" you in.

Of course RCI is trying to increase their revenue. IIRC, they "tested" the not everyone in cabin has to purchase a package, I'm sure everyone was up in arms then and asking for "compensation" (really?) because things were being tested.

You don't have to get bottled water before you get on the ship, you can order a case and have it delivered to your room, you can get individual bottles from the bars, or you bring a reusable bottle.

Ordering multiple drinks and dumping some of them? Yea, that's acting like an adult.
 


the fine print states any or all features and policies can and will change without notice and there is no recourse. when we booked our first cruise, we chose Royal and a suite for one reason: the kid free Concierge Lounge. 4 months after we booked, they changed the policy and kids were permitted. yes it ticked me off and yes having the kids in there negatively impacted our enjoyment, but from a legal standpoint we were entitled to no recompense.

this used to be the policy. and many cruise lines already have this policy.
 
For those of you who already have the drink package booked for one of these "test" cruises... have you been notified that they're making you change your already purchased drink package? If not, don't do anything other than bring a copy of your purchase receipt, I'm guessing they'll "grandfather" you in.

Of course RCI is trying to increase their revenue. IIRC, they "tested" the not everyone in cabin has to purchase a package, I'm sure everyone was up in arms then and asking for "compensation" (really?) because things were being tested.

You don't have to get bottled water before you get on the ship, you can order a case and have it delivered to your room, you can get individual bottles from the bars, or you bring a reusable bottle.

Ordering multiple drinks and dumping some of them? Yea, that's acting like an adult.
The water packages onboard are Evian (disgusting) and come in 1 liter bottles (that's convenient to carry around). The per bottle cost for 16.9 oz standard bottles at $3 - $4 per bottle is ridiculous. I get a CASE for under $4 of water that actually tastes good. I drink no less than 100 fl oz of water daily. That's 6 bottles every day. Whatabargain. Reusable bottles need washing. Washing dishes on vacation is the epitome of vacation fun. If I want to wash dishes I'll stay home. LOL!

I'm 43 and *prize* myself in my ability to stay in touch with my child-side. I hope I never grow up entirely. So thank you for the compliment. Goal achieved! Go me!
 
the fine print states any or all features and policies can and will change without notice and there is no recourse. when we booked our first cruise, we chose Royal and a suite for one reason: the kid free Concierge Lounge. 4 months after we booked, they changed the policy and kids were permitted. yes it ticked me off and yes having the kids in there negatively impacted our enjoyment, but from a legal standpoint we were entitled to no recompense.

this used to be the policy. and many cruise lines already have this policy.
All of this is 100% correct. I'm not in my penalty phase yet. We shall see what Royal wants to do with the situation. Everybody should absolutely make the best call for them. Personally, I'm 2 for 3 on crappy pre-cruise experiences on Royal. NCL? 3 cruises with everything kosher. Disney? 16 for 16 all good. I'm seeing a trend.....hmmmm.....
 
All of this is 100% correct. I'm not in my penalty phase yet. We shall see what Royal wants to do with the situation. Everybody should absolutely make the best call for them. Personally, I'm 2 for 3 on crappy pre-cruise experiences on Royal. NCL? 3 cruises with everything kosher. Disney? 16 for 16 all good. I'm seeing a trend.....hmmmm.....
Well first, you don't know whether this change is going to apply to you or not, but you've apparently already written it off. So maybe RCL isn't the line for you. I suggest cancelling now. It's very possible you won't find out about the drink package situation until after final payment, then you're out of luck.

Second, I'm guessing you can buy yourself AND your friend multiple drink packages on RCL and STILL not come close to what a comparable Disney cruise costs.

Having everyone in a room on the same drink package is NOT unusual and as recently as a few years ago was the policy on Royal.

I'm glad you're proud of threatening to act like a child. You know what might work better... showing up for the cruise and then throwing a fit on the ground kicking and screaming over something you don't like. THAT will show them (and show how much you're in touch with your "child-side").

You talk about cost benefit regarding water, but instead of being willing to pay a la carte for drinks (ALWAYS an option), you'd rather pay for two drink packages and order and dump out extra drinks. Yup. Embrace that child-side.
 
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Well first, you don't know whether this change is going to apply to you or not, but you've apparently already written it off. So maybe RCL isn't the line for you. I suggest cancelling now. It's very possible you won't find out about the drink package situation until after final payment, then you're out of luck.

Second, I'm guessing you can buy yourself AND your friend multiple drink packages on RCL and STILL not come close to what a comparable Disney cruise costs.

Having everyone in a room on the same drink package is NOT unusual and as recently as a few years ago was the policy on Royal.

I'm glad you're proud of threatening to act like a child. You know what might work better... showing up for the cruise and then throwing a fit on the ground kicking and screaming over something you don't like. THAT will show them (and show how much you're in touch with your "child-side".

You talk about cost benefit regarding water, but instead of being willing to pay a la carte for drinks (ALWAYS an option), you'd rather pay for two drink packages and order and dump out extra drinks. Yup. Embrace that child-side.
Technically the change does affect me. I'm on the 10/14 Harmony. It's kinda sad I need to try to circumvent the issue. Cancelling isn't entirely up to me or I'd have done it already. 2 other people are involved here and my cancelling would impact them.

A la carte, like I've said before, is not fun. And I don't want to have to buy bottles of water individually. That would be crazy.

I don't see dumping out drinks as acting like a child. That's a matter of opinion. You have yours. I have mine. I don't throw tantrums. I can accomplish what I want to without calling attention to myself in the moment. Let's call it calculated. That's not child-like behavior to me but again....opinions....each of us have one. In general I'm an extremely nice person, actually. Typically the person I loathe most is the one I'm sweetest to. That's my way. l'm certainly not the one who has taken to shaming tactics or criticism as others have. Let that say what it will. Such is life with internet tough talk. LOL!

Does this "test" affect you? I'm genuinely interested in the correlation. Much like when I was inconvenienced with a very messy end to my Fantasy cruise in May and you had those who would criticize anyone who voiced discourse over what they deemed were insignificant issues. The problem is 99% of those people were not on that ship & not phased by anything that happened. I'm sure to them it may have seemed like much adiue about nothing. However, rather unfair to cast judgement when they hadn't been in those shoes. Ya know?
 
Technically the change does affect me. I'm on the 10/14 Harmony. It's kinda sad I need to try to circumvent the issue.
Have you already ordered the drink package? If yes, has RCI notified YOU that everyone in your cabin will need to purchase the drink package? It is possible they might grandfather you in. THAT'S why I'm asking if you know for sure the change will affect you.
Cancelling isn't entirely up to me or I'd have done it already. 2 other people are involved here and my cancelling would impact them.
Then why do you threaten it? And yes, pointing out that this is all before your final payment day IS threatening it. If you wouldn't cancel, why bring it up?

A la carte, like I've said before, is not fun. And I don't want to have to buy bottles of water individually. That would be crazy.
I've done a la carte for drinks and I've done the drink package. They were both the same to me. I ordered a drink, signed a slip, and got a drink.

I don't see dumping out drinks as acting like a child. That's a matter of opinion. You have yours. I have mine. I don't throw tantrums. I can accomplish what I want to without calling attention to myself in the moment. Let's call it calculated. That's not child-like behavior to me but again....opinions....each of us have one. In general I'm an extremely nice person, actually. Typically the person I loathe most is the one I'm sweetest to. That's my way. l'm certainly not the one who has taken to shaming tactics or criticism as others have. Let that say what it will. Such is life with internet tough talk. LOL!
So you'll dump out drinks WITHOUT calling attention to yourself AND not acting like a child? OK.

Does this "test" affect you? I'm genuinely interested in the correlation. Much like when I was inconvenienced with a very messy end to my Fantasy cruise in May and you had those who would criticize anyone who voiced discourse over what they deemed were insignificant issues. The problem is 99% of those people were not on that ship & not phased by anything that happened. I'm sure to them it may have seemed like much adiue about nothing. However, rather unfair to cast judgement when they hadn't been in those shoes. Ya know?
No, the test doesn't affect me. In your mind, does that mean I can't have or voice my opinion? I get people are upset over it. No big deal to me, but whatever. It's the threats to dump out drinks and feel you're entitled to compensation (for something that comped in the first place?) that, IMO, is crossing a line.

Businesses change policies. If we don't like their policies, we vote with our wallets. Enough people do that and they'll change their policy. Again, the policy USED to be everyone in a cabin (21 and older) had to have the same drink package. I believe it's the same on other lines.
 
Have you already ordered the drink package? If yes, has RCI notified YOU that everyone in your cabin will need to purchase the drink package? It is possible they might grandfather you in. THAT'S why I'm asking if you know for sure the change will affect you.

Then why do you threaten it? And yes, pointing out that this is all before your final payment day IS threatening it. If you wouldn't cancel, why bring it up?


I've done a la carte for drinks and I've done the drink package. They were both the same to me. I ordered a drink, signed a slip, and got a drink.


So you'll dump out drinks WITHOUT calling attention to yourself AND not acting like a child? OK.

No, the test doesn't affect me. In your mind, does that mean I can't have or voice my opinion? I get people are upset over it. No big deal to me, but whatever. It's the threats to dump out drinks and feel you're entitled to compensation (for something that comped in the first place?) that, IMO, is crossing a line.

Businesses change policies. If we don't like their policies, we vote with our wallets. Enough people do that and they'll change their policy. Again, the policy USED to be everyone in a cabin (21 and older) had to have the same drink package. I believe it's the same on other lines.

I was going to book the drink package next payday. ;) I have tried placing it in my cart and, yes, automatically selects all 3 of us and appears as a $1300 line item in the cart. So, yes, it is directly affecting me unless we can get Royal to grant us an exception which I'm hearing thus far simply requires a phone call. I'm going to let my friend/TA tell me if I need to call about it or if she should do it. Aside from that I have had zero notification from RCI but that could also be because I'm booked through an agent & not directly.

Cancellation over an unexpected rather shady issue is noteworthy. Even if it wasn't a cruise I am on & people on that sailing were getting a BS deal I'd be interested to know about it. Something to consider for my own future planning. No reason to think if they'd do something questionable to someone else that it couldn't happen to me.

I was a la carte in Anthem in March. Brought my own case of water. Really didn't drink that many drinks. Still ended up with a hefty bar tab. What was NOT fun was having to keep checking & rechecking the account to be sure where my spending was. It was an annoyance I was truly VERY excited to not deal with this go around.

I never said I'd ceremoniously dump a drink atop the bar. LOL! Likely I'd carry it somewhere else and nonchalantly discard it. Doesn't have to be a show. I never said it would be.

You're always welcome to your opinion. I will never criticize. I haven't condescended to you in any way. That won't happen. I ask the question if the "test" directly affected you because, as I've seen in the past, it does seem to be a factor in how people respond. Not just you. When you think about it, it's fairly common actually. It's always those directly affected who will be the most upset. I'm actually thinking on this as a bit of a check for myself in the future should I be on the other side of the coin. Perspective. That's all.

As far as what I'm entitled to, the terms under which I booked the Harmony cruise gave us 2 soda packages. Those are a value of what? $70 each? (I don't drink soda at all.) If I paid for an inside stateroom and upgraded to a balcony I'd find it fairly reasonable to believe I'd pay the price difference to upgrade vs. paying for the entire 2nd room again. In September when I go to WDW I'll be upgrading my AP to add water parks. I sure hope they don't ask me to pay for the entire $850 again (they won't & I wouldn't). There's a million ways to look at fairness in an upgrade. Essentially we'd be upgrading 2 soda packages to much pricier deluxe beverage packages. I don't find it in the very least unreasonable to think paying the difference in packages for the upgrade is fair & correct for both parties.

Businesses can have their policies however they wish. Those policies are often the basis of decisions in choice of where to place one's business. Each person in the stateroom having the ability to select & use the amenities that best suit their use & budget absolutely was a decision in our choice for this very cruise. It was a selling point. THAT is the product I signed up for when I booked the cruise. If Royal wants to change the policy, fantastic. New bookings by guests who know that policy going into the agreement is perfectly acceptable to me. What other cruise lines' policies are or are not is pretty inconsequential to the arguement. I didn't choose those cruise lines. I chose THIS one based upon policies & options presented to us as incentives to book. We made a deal. They crawfished. It's a thing.
 
Of course RCI is trying to increase their revenue. IIRC, they "tested" the not everyone in cabin has to purchase a package, I'm sure everyone was up in arms then and asking for "compensation" (really?) because things were being tested.

I remember no one being up in arms. If you were in a sailing after the date it started and for some reason had bought a package you didn't want you just cancelled it.

The water packages onboard are Evian (disgusting) and come in 1 liter bottles (that's convenient to carry around).

I adore Evian and totally carry the 1 liter bottles around. :) It's expensive but I pay the convenience fee so I don't have to sneak water onboard (it's not actually allowed on Royal).

But you're in a pickle water-wise because with the drinks packages you don't get Evian. Which is good for you. But if you buy a bottle of water at a bar you DO get Evian.

Have you already ordered the drink package?

She literally stated early on "2 of us were planning to buy the package....to the tune of $488 each.". THAT is why she's worried. She might very well not be grandfathered in. And she explained that she had a hefty bar bill before and didn't buy all she wanted, so the package would be good for her. But not if she has to pay for the package for the third person in her room who doesn't drink!
 
I remember no one being up in arms. If you were in a sailing after the date it started and for some reason had bought a package you didn't want you just cancelled it.

That change happened just before we sailed Allure for Thanksgiving 2013, I think. Nope, nobody fussed about it because it was a change that benefitted the guests. Nobody was calling up Royal to fuss that they wanted to pay extra if they happened to be rooming with someone who doesn't drink. :)


I adore Evian and totally carry the 1 liter bottles around. :) It's expensive but I pay the convenience fee so I don't have to sneak water onboard (it's not actually allowed on Royal).

But you're in a pickle water-wise because with the drinks packages you don't get Evian. Which is good for you. But if you buy a bottle of water at a bar you DO get Evian.

The pickle really stinks. I taped a luggage tag to a case and handed it to the porter curbside in Cape Liberty for our Anthem cruise in March. I always look at it like this: the case cost me $4. If I get it, great! If I don't get it, well, it's not because I didn't try. I'm not sure if there's anywhere near our hotel in Ft. Lauderdale to purchase a case. Another big pro for me getting the package this time was not dealing with the logistics of finding somewhere to obtain a non-Evian case of water. I'm guessing worst case I'll get a Lyft to run me to the nearest grocery store or drug store, wherever that may be.


She literally stated early on "2 of us were planning to buy the package....to the tune of $488 each.". THAT is why she's worried. She might very well not be grandfathered in. And she explained that she had a hefty bar bill before and didn't buy all she wanted, so the package would be good for her. But not if she has to pay for the package for the third person in her room who doesn't drink!

At this point I do know we are not grandfathered. It's going to require some leg-work on our part. I've read that if you call & complain Royal simply grants an exception. We shall see. Don't know yet. Will find out if my TA/friend wants to handle making the call or have me do it.
 
True. Perhaps we should add RCI stock to the portfolio so I can feel better when everyone gets the privilege of paying more for RCIs bait & switch tactics. ;)[/QUOTE]
If you add their stock to your portfolio, you do get OBC. We do!
 
I'm also a stockholder. But I can't say it makes me feel better that my fellow cruisers get hosed by a "test" program.
 
True. Perhaps we should add RCI stock to the portfolio so I can feel better when everyone gets the privilege of paying more for RCIs bait & switch tactics. ;)
If you add their stock to your portfolio, you do get OBC. We do![/QUOTE]

For real?!?! Disney! What's up!!!!!
 
I'm also a stockholder. But I can't say it makes me feel better that my fellow cruisers get hosed by a "test" program.

I jest. Whenever Disney does stuff that irritates me or I dislike I just tell myself "Everyone else can buy it. That's okay. Still a win for me." LOL!
 

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