Missyrose
DIS Veteran
- Joined
- Jan 18, 2009
Here's the thing, there was a bit of fault on both sides. You threw a lot at this MS CM and she probably got a bit flustered, like PP said. To spin this forward a bit, here's what you can do:
1. Your son's allergies. Call Disney Dining, they're much better equipped to handle this type of thing than MS. If you want to take things a step further, contact the Special Diets department SpecialDiets@DisneyWorld.com; or call them at (407) 824-5967, they will walk you through your ADRs and make sure the accommodations can be made.
2. Your VIP FPs. Call your guide and ask them where you should pick up the FPs. When I was given special FPs to make up for a Disney-caused issue on a previous trip, I was told I could go to any guest relations in any of the parks and they could pull up the FPs under my name. You might want to suggest that approach and leave the resort out of it.
And just a last piece of advice, take it for what it's worth, Disney has your money for DVC, so they have no real incentive to make you insanely happy anymore. So you might want to reframe your thinking away from "I have spent thousands of dollars so Disney should..." Disney makes its money selling the contracts, not necessarily keeping members happy. It's a less than magical answer, but sometimes the pixie dust can cloud our judgment. Hope you have a wonderful trip, we arrive in 12 days!
1. Your son's allergies. Call Disney Dining, they're much better equipped to handle this type of thing than MS. If you want to take things a step further, contact the Special Diets department SpecialDiets@DisneyWorld.com; or call them at (407) 824-5967, they will walk you through your ADRs and make sure the accommodations can be made.
2. Your VIP FPs. Call your guide and ask them where you should pick up the FPs. When I was given special FPs to make up for a Disney-caused issue on a previous trip, I was told I could go to any guest relations in any of the parks and they could pull up the FPs under my name. You might want to suggest that approach and leave the resort out of it.
And just a last piece of advice, take it for what it's worth, Disney has your money for DVC, so they have no real incentive to make you insanely happy anymore. So you might want to reframe your thinking away from "I have spent thousands of dollars so Disney should..." Disney makes its money selling the contracts, not necessarily keeping members happy. It's a less than magical answer, but sometimes the pixie dust can cloud our judgment. Hope you have a wonderful trip, we arrive in 12 days!