How To Link a Disney Resort Reservation | My Disney Experience Account
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- Опубліковано 20 лип 2021
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We've booked your Disney World vacation package! Now you need to figure out how to use your My Disney Experience Account. I've got you covered! Watch here as I show you how to link your resort hotel reservation (including packages), to your My Disney Experience Account. You My Disney Experience Account is your LIFE LINE in Disney World so don't skip this step!!
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Also you should talk about the which park you are going so get the right app on your computer or smartphone. Because my case I bought Disneyland ticket but when I link it went to Disney World link because that is first auto link sight it sends you to be connected. I tried for few times and could not get the ticket info until I went link to Disneyland. A small thing you should know about for easier access for your family. I know it's costs huge amounts of money spent buying a tickets and later what ever your doing doesn't work may fill not happiest place on earth.
How can we link two reservations under one MDE account? I already linked the one that is assigned to my name, but the other one is under my sisters’, and says she already linked it, but she hasn’t.
Hello! You can't link 2 reservations to one account. Your sister will need to create her own MDE account and link her reservation to her account. Then you can link to each other by each going into your MDE app and pulling up the QR for each other to scan. To get to the code, go to the 3 bars in the bottom left corner, My Profile, and Show My Linking Code at the bottom. Then just scan each other's code. This will add you to each other's Friends and Family list. You want to make sure you get linked together so you can plan for each other (park pass reservations, dining reservations, etc.), and anyone can book Genie+ reservations or Single Attraction Selections for members of the whole party. Hope this helps!
briana, what does 5th sleeper mean on your detail reservation
Hi Vanessa! A 5th sleeper is usually a child size pull down bed. Kind of like a murphy bed. Or at the Contemporary the couch flips up into a small single occupancy bed. Hope this helps!
Hello. I made a reservation for Disney World Resort using the Capital One credit card site. The confirmation number is 6 digits of the alphabet and number. I keep getting errors on Disney apps and websites. It's like the red letters in your video are showing, but I don't know what the problem is. Is it because I didn't make a reservation on the Disney World website? Please help me. Thank you
Hello! It could be because you didn't book directly with Disney. You can contact reservation assistance at (407) 934-7639 or technical support for My Disney Experience issues at (407) 939-4357. They should be able to confirm your reservation and help you get your reservation linked in your My Disney Experience account. Hope this helps!
Hi there, this is very helpful, but how far out can you do this? We are staying at Coronado Springs in September, is it too soon just now? Also, do you think it would be worth purchasing Disney Genie+ for our stay? Thank you, Merry Christmas from Scotland.👍
Hi Aaron! As soon as you have your confirmation number, you can link your resort reservation in My Disney Experience. I'd go ahead and do this right away so you can make your Park Pass Reservations. You still need a valid ticket AND a Park Pass Reservation to be granted entry to the parks. I have another video on how to make Park Pass Reservations if you're interested!
I think Genie+ is totally worth it at the Magic Kingdom and Hollywood Studios. We just got back from Disney World and Genie+ helped us SO MUCH! MK and HWS have the most rides, so you get the most bang for your buck at those 2 parks. You can purchase it in advance for your whole reservation (every day) or you can purchase just on the days you want it, once you get there.
Also, the Single Attraction Selection purchases were worth it too, for most rides. At HWS we purchased Rise of the Resistance. It sells out fast, and the standby wait is almost always over an hour. We rope dropped Mickey & Minnie's Runaway Railway. By rope drop, I mean we went there right at park opening. And it was around a half hour wait, so we didn't purchase that one. At Magic Kingdom we purchased 7 Dwarves Mine Train. Again, it sells out rather quickly and almost always has a long standby. We didn't purchase Space Mountain; you could rope drop this one easier than Mine Train. Everyone goes right to Mine Train at rope drop. At Animal Kingdom we purchased Avatar Flight of Passage. You could potentially use the standby for this one. We did the Lightning Lane once and standby once. Everest you don't really need to purchase. We had less than a 15 minute wait in the standby line. At Epcot we purchased Remy's Ratatouille Adventure. They were still using the virtual queue for this one, which you aren't guaranteed entry into. So we played it safe and purchased it. And we rope dropped Frozen so we didn't purchase it. With the Single Attraction Selections, I think it's best to purchase the more popular one, and then rope drop the other one. That way you only have to purchase one of them. Copy and paste this link for my tip sheet on Genie+ & Single Attraction Selections: www.traveldolce.com/s/Disney-Genie-and-Genie.pdf
If you get Genie+ or the single attraction selection purchases my best advice is to have a plan the night before, and be on right at 7 a.m. so you get the first round of selections you want. Hope this helps! Please let me know if you have any more questions. I'm happy to answer them.
@@traveldolce5153 thank you so much, this was such helpful information! We were over in October 2015, and 2019, so much has changed and it seems so complicated now. What do you feel the crowds will be like in September? We are taking our son out of school for the 2 weeks in the hope the crowds might not be as bad as October.
@@woooooooo9061 I think the crowds will be ok in September. Anytime kids are in school, the crowds are typically lower. We took our kids out when we went for that very reason. September is typically a lower crowd time. But this year is unique with Disney World celebrating their 50th. And many people moved trips from 2020 to 2021 or 2022 so I feel like crowds have been maybe a little higher and less predictable this year.
@@traveldolce5153 thank you so much again.👍
@@traveldolce5153 we have the opportunity to pay $300 ( or £239 ) for Disney genie+ for the entire 2 week stay for the 3 of us, but we will only have 8 days at Disney, 3 at Universal, 1 at Discovery cove, 1 day shopping. Do you think we should just purchase it for the 2 days at Hollywood studios and 2 days at magic kingdom? That would still work out $180? Thank you.
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