New military discount at WDW.

**mickey** · 10-01-2002

Disney has announced a new miliatary discount. U.S. active military personnel are eligible for 50 percent discount at select Walt Disney World Resorts, available most nights from October 3, 2002 through December 25, 2002, excluding November 26 through November 29. The number of rooms available at this rate is limited. Additional charges apply if there are more
than two adults per room. Active military personnel must present proper military identification at time of check-in.

All active U.S. military personnel are eligible for these special rates. Activated members of the National Guard or Reservists also must show active duty orders.

As for sample prices, in October, the All-Stars are $59/night, including tax, and the moderates are $91 per night, including tax. Each member is limited to 3 rooms.

Goofette · 10-01-2002

Thanks for the information Mickey. We have friends who are in the military and they might be interested to know this. Thanks again!

**BDavis932** · 10-02-2002

Mickey....

Do you know of any discounts that are available for emergency service workers? (ie: firemen, police officers, paramedics, etc.?)

If there are none, is there a way to suggest this to Disney? Sea World did this at their San Antonio park a year ago, gave free days for them for the remainder of the season. My husband was free, the rest of us paid regular admission.

Just wondering....

Thanks for your help!

**mickey** · 10-02-2002

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Originally posted by BDavis932
Mickey....

Do you know of any discounts that are available for emergency service workers? (ie: firemen, police officers, paramedics, etc.?)

As far as I know, the release said active military personnel, and it also included those in the reserve who are on active duty. Proper identification must be shown at check in.

jwdj4lfe · 10-02-2002

Hey mickey, Do you know if retired Reserve will work?:D :p
Joe:)

Cinderellafifi · 10-02-2002

That does it - I making my husband re-enlist! Kidding, of course! (I was so relieved when he got that Honorable Discharge in December.) The discounts are great and well-deserved! :)

**mickey** · 10-02-2002

Quote:

Originally posted by jwdj4lfe
Hey mickey, Do you know if retired Reserve will work?

No, this discount is for Active personnel only.

U.S. active military personnel are eligible for 50 percent discount at select Walt Disney World Resorts, available most nights from October 3, 2002 through December 25, 2002, excluding November 26 through November 29. The number of rooms available at this rate is limited. Additional charges apply if there are more than two adults per room. Active military personnel must present proper military identification at time of check-in.

All active U.S. military personnel are eligible for these special rates. Activated members of the National Guard or Reservists also must show active duty orders

trishb · 10-02-2002

DH and I took advantage of the free passes for active duty military last year. What a treat! Our military really deserves the special treatment for all they do (and give up) for our freedom!

**mickey** · 10-03-2002

As an update, this discount can also be booked from January 1, 2003 until February 12, 2003.

trishb · 10-04-2002

Mickey...do you know if the discount can be applied to an existing reservation? DH and I will be staying at the Boardwalk Inn Jan 28- Feb 3 with the dreammaker silver pkg.
Oh, I hope!

**mickey** · 10-04-2002

I don't believe that it can be applied to an existing reservation, but you shouldn't have any problem booking a new one. Any deposit you have already paid should be able to be transfered. We at Mouseketrips have done that several times for clients.

trishb · 10-04-2002

Does that mean that the BWI is included in the discount? What credentials do they require? Last year we only had to present DH active duty ID card.

**mickey** · 10-04-2002

I believe that BWI is included. You just need to show active ID at check in. You also need to book the room using the discount as well.

trishb · 10-07-2002

Mickey...I just called central reservations about the discount and was able to book a room at BWI for one night for the low, low price of $188 (down from $283 AAA price). Not too bad.
But...
I'll have to break apart my package to get that good room rate every night of my stay. I'm not sure that I am willing to give up the all inclusive benefits to save a few hundred dollars. Well, maybe.....
looks like I've got more homework to do:weird:

**mickey** · 10-07-2002

What dates are you going and do you want to stay at BWI the whole time? What package are you getting? I'll see what I can do for you.

PS. You can send me an email or private message if you would rather.

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mickey Administrator Join Date: Sep 2001 Posts: 6,232	New military discount at WDW. Disney has announced a new miliatary discount. U.S. active military personnel are eligible for 50 percent discount at select Walt Disney World Resorts, available most nights from October 3, 2002 through December 25, 2002, excluding November 26 through November 29. The number of rooms available at this rate is limited. Additional charges apply if there are more than two adults per room. Active military personnel must present proper military identification at time of check-in. All active U.S. military personnel are eligible for these special rates. Activated members of the National Guard or Reservists also must show active duty orders. As for sample prices, in October, the All-Stars are $59/night, including tax, and the moderates are $91 per night, including tax. Each member is limited to 3 rooms. __________________ Frank Costanza: You can drop a grand in Disney World, like that.

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Goofette Mouse Meister Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: 2nd Star To the Right Posts: 1,089	Thanks for the information Mickey. We have friends who are in the military and they might be interested to know this. Thanks again! __________________ Keep Our Troops in your thoughts and Prayers

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BDavis932 A dream is a wish.... Join Date: May 2002 Location: Central Texas Posts: 3,609	Mickey.... Do you know of any discounts that are available for emergency service workers? (ie: firemen, police officers, paramedics, etc.?) If there are none, is there a way to suggest this to Disney? Sea World did this at their San Antonio park a year ago, gave free days for them for the remainder of the season. My husband was free, the rest of us paid regular admission. Just wondering.... Thanks for your help! __________________ DVC/BUDGET TIPS MODERATOR ºoº DVC MEMBER at OKW since 2000 ºoº Love my Mom "Trailblazer" & My Dear Sister "A Goofy Family" 77 DL85 (offsite)94 AS Sports97 ASMusic99 AS Movies00 ASMovies02 OKW03 WLV 04 OKW05 SSR05 ASM06 AKL/OKW/CSR07 DHHIR6/08 AKLV12/08 SSR3/09 AKLV Next Trips: 6/2011 AKLV, 12/2011 BLT, 3/2012 AKLV Buzzers I've met: Gingita, DisneyTeacher, RCharmicheal My Disney Countdown Counting down to:* Quick trip the the Great Wolf Lodge in Grapevine, TX 24 days 11 hours 35 minutes

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Cinderellafifi Mouse Meister Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: S. Florida, Baby! Posts: 1,058	That does it - I making my husband re-enlist! Kidding, of course! (I was so relieved when he got that Honorable Discharge in December.) The discounts are great and well-deserved! :) __________________ A whole year without a Disney visit leads to a crabby family DC's Tinkerbell is a very special fairy! A dream is a wish your heart makes...

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trishb Mouse Meister Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Delaware Posts: 1,350	DH and I took advantage of the free passes for active duty military last year. What a treat! Our military really deserves the special treatment for all they do (and give up) for our freedom! __________________ Trish

10-03-2002	#9 (permalink)
mickey Administrator Join Date: Sep 2001 Posts: 6,232	As an update, this discount can also be booked from January 1, 2003 until February 12, 2003. __________________ Frank Costanza: You can drop a grand in Disney World, like that.

10-04-2002	#10 (permalink)
trishb Mouse Meister Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Delaware Posts: 1,350	Mickey...do you know if the discount can be applied to an existing reservation? DH and I will be staying at the Boardwalk Inn Jan 28- Feb 3 with the dreammaker silver pkg. Oh, I hope! __________________ Trish

10-04-2002	#11 (permalink)
mickey Administrator Join Date: Sep 2001 Posts: 6,232	I don't believe that it can be applied to an existing reservation, but you shouldn't have any problem booking a new one. Any deposit you have already paid should be able to be transfered. We at Mouseketrips have done that several times for clients. __________________ Frank Costanza: You can drop a grand in Disney World, like that.

10-04-2002	#12 (permalink)
trishb Mouse Meister Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Delaware Posts: 1,350	Does that mean that the BWI is included in the discount? What credentials do they require? Last year we only had to present DH active duty ID card. __________________ Trish

10-04-2002	#13 (permalink)
mickey Administrator Join Date: Sep 2001 Posts: 6,232	I believe that BWI is included. You just need to show active ID at check in. You also need to book the room using the discount as well. __________________ Frank Costanza: You can drop a grand in Disney World, like that.

10-07-2002	#14 (permalink)
trishb Mouse Meister Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Delaware Posts: 1,350	Mickey...I just called central reservations about the discount and was able to book a room at BWI for one night for the low, low price of $188 (down from $283 AAA price). Not too bad. But... I'll have to break apart my package to get that good room rate every night of my stay. I'm not sure that I am willing to give up the all inclusive benefits to save a few hundred dollars. Well, maybe..... looks like I've got more homework to do:weird: __________________ Trish

10-07-2002	#15 (permalink)
mickey Administrator Join Date: Sep 2001 Posts: 6,232	What dates are you going and do you want to stay at BWI the whole time? What package are you getting? I'll see what I can do for you. PS. You can send me an email or private message if you would rather. __________________ Frank Costanza: You can drop a grand in Disney World, like that.

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