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  • Just came back from a vacation 5 night 6 days at Walt Disney World Resort in Florida. I stayed at a Disney Resort and had 5 day tickets. Computers were down the day we arrived so we had to pick up our tickets at the park. (Problem # 1) We couldn't get our "Key to the World" cards since computers were down. Thus, we couldn't get our dining plan either. We had to pay for our food, save our receipts and then get reimbursed from Disney when the computers were back up. (Problem # 2) I lost a receipt and had to spend an hour of vacation looking for it. I went to pick up my "key to the world" cards and get reimbursed for the food I bought. I got to the hotel lobby, they had my key cards waiting on me in an envelope and then attempted to refund me. The girl didn't know how to issue the refund and was having problems. Her supervisor was being rude to her and left her to fend for herself. (Problem # 3) It took almost an hour for them to issue the refund when it should have only taken 15 minutes. This issue caused me to not have time to take the kids swimming (as I had promised them) before dinner reservations. The next day we visited Animal Kingdom using our new key cards. (Problem # 4)One of the cards didn't have any tickets on it for entry to the park. We looked and realized they printed a card for my infant son instead of my 5-year-old son. We were directed to Guest Relations to resolve this problem. After standing in the long baggage check lines and turnstile lines twice and Guest Relations line once, almost 2 hours passed before we got inside the park. (Problem # 5) The next day we went to Hollywood Studios. We went to see Mickey Mouse clubhouse puppet show. After standing in line 45 minutes we finally got into the show. My 2 y/o and 5 y/o were really enjoying the show for the 2 minutes it was playing. They had technical difficulties and directed us OUT of the show. Then told us we could stand in line again to see a later show and there was already another line formed outside! (Problem # 6) We had reservations for over a month to eat at 50's Prime Time Diner. We showed up for our reservation 10 minutes early and was told to come back at the exact time of reservation because they were busy today. I came back in 10 minutes and THE RESTAURANT WAS CLOSED for the day! They had a "problem" in the kitchen. We were directed to eat at Hollywood and Vine and had terrible service. I paid a total of $2235.00 for my trip. I feel like if I pay full price, I should get full price service. I ran into a lot of problems and issues that cost my time and experiences I was looking forward to for months. Should I complain and ask for some sort of refund?

  • Answer:

    Problem 1: This happens sometimes. Computer systems go down. That's the general policy. And you knew you would be reimbursed, so what do you have to complain about? Nothing. Problem 2: How is YOU losing YOUR receipt supposed to be Disney's problem? And it isn't necessarily her or her supervisor's fault. Sometimes a refund procedure is far more difficult than you imagine it is. I see no problem here. You got your refund, you got your keys. Problem 3: Again, a refund process is not always easy. If the computer won't allow it, and the girl likely needed the approval of her manager. Disney recently switched over to a new computer system. So, you only had an hour (of which 15 minutes would've been spent on the refunding anyways) before your dinner reservation in which you were going to take your kids swimming? With the time it takes to change, go to the pool, swim, get out, dry off, change, and get to the dinner reservation, it seems you would only be in the pool for about 10-15 minutes... Problem 4: Okay, I could see a valid problem in that there was a mistake made in printing the tickets. Everyone has to stand in those "long baggage check" lines and they really don't take two hours, even if you go through twice... unless you brought all of your luggage completely. Problem 5: They have technical difficulties all the time. It happens. Deal with it. Problem 6: So, you're upset because they had a problem in the kitchen... So you would like the food cooked in a kitchen that's having problems? Deal with it.

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I would assume that you have contacted Disney guest services. If not do so immediately. That is what you must do. I do not believe you can get much satisfaction complaining to the people on this forum.

reinaldok_2000

I believe anyone that has a poor experience at Disney World should report it, as long as the problems are within reason. We've had a few issues with rude employees and other details during out trips and we sorted them out right away. The Disney staff were more than happy to satisfy us. As for your problems, I think unfortunately you were just very unlucky. All of the problems you listed are simple mistakes that occur every day there, but its odd to have so many of these problems in one trip. As for asking for a full refund, I think that's kind of ridiculous. I mean, you're already back from your trip. It's kind of late to complain about your trip. You should have complained the second the problems occured. People aren't perfect...people make mistakes. It is unfortunate that you experienced so many problems in one trip.

Blue Rose

It sounds like everyone was doing their best, but things happen. Do you think there was anything they could have done better under the circumstances? If so Disney would probably like to hear about it and I think they would try to improve. Some of the things, like attractions malfunctioning, are to be expected, but others sound unusual and you had a lot of them. Maybe they would give you a partial refund or at least a credit on your next trip.

morningstar

problem 2 is kind of your fault for losing it, not theres. nothing to complain to much about not everything can be perfect. you can go to there website and email them and see what they say

Aubrey Glennon

I'm so sorry to hear that you had such a horrible experience there! I have received nothing but excellent service from Disney, so I hate to hear that anyone had a bad experience like that. You should definitely file a complaint with Disney as soon as possible. They pride themselves for their customer service and almost always go above and beyond to resolve any issues quickly. Contact them immediately and see what they can do for you! Hope you get it worked out with them soon!

Mrs. St. Evens

I would definitely complain. Do it with a cool head. Explain the problems and ask for a resolution. If people don't complain the management will think everything is fine. The people (employees) you deal with on your vacation are powerless to do anything for problems at this magnitude. Get in contact with management (not customer service) ask demand (nicely) a resolution. You usage of your dining is all on record and can be traced without a receipt.

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