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tjrj1988
12-06-2010, 08:31 PM
If this needs to be in a different section, feel free to move it-please.

Just got the email from SR about Mouse Unlimited. I DO have a vacation booked thru Disney but was definitely thinking of switching to take advantage of the 1.5% cashback offer.

Had a fairly bad experience using AAA in the past-have always booked my trips since by myself.

What are the advantages to using Mouse Unlimited? Disadvantages?

And I mess with my ADR's ALOT(the online system just feeds my obsession). I can still do that, right?

Anyone else switching, or thinking about switching?

Jan

SunshineGirl
12-06-2010, 09:11 PM
I've used them and it has been all good. :) Actually, they post here in the forum pretty regularly (the wife under her own personal account and the husband under the business account). So they are easy to find if you need something. LOL

mmm611
12-06-2010, 09:58 PM
I remembered an FAQ from a while back about Mouse Unlimitted and the advantages to using a travel agent. I've never used one, but I would definitely consider using MU.

Here's the thread:

http://www.sunshinerewardsforum.com/showthread.php?t=38657

MdCaterer
12-06-2010, 10:05 PM
I had a bad experience with another travel agency in the past and since then always booked my own. BUT I had a cruise scheduled for this month and decided to give Mouse Unlimited a try. Tom has been very nice and quick to answer any questions or address any concerns I have had (even before I switched my reservation over to Mouse Unlimited) We sail on the 23rd and I have the tickets, documentation and luggage tags in hand. Tom has been very good about keeping me advised all along the way.....so much time before final payment is due, notifying me when I could start booking activities and any information that may pop up, he passes right along. He also notified me when he received all my documents and let me know to be watching my mailbox for them. I was worried about switching over but it was quick and painless and so far very smooth sailing!

I don't do change well so it was a giant leap of faith to switch over from my own Disney reservation to let someone else handle it. So far so good and Tom has been really nice. And I am looking forward to the cash back.
You should jump on it now while he is offering the price increase!

Have fun!

dwkay8
12-06-2010, 10:42 PM
I'll let other people speak for whether they like us or not, cause I think I'm biased... ;) but to specifically answer one of your questions - you can still tinker with your dining reservations all you want. Your hotel or package # will stay the same if you transfer.

If you have any other questions, I might pop back on tonight and I'll be lurking around tomorrow too :rotfl:

lswheatly
12-06-2010, 11:45 PM
I booked our upcoming March trip through Mouse Unlimited and Tom has been nothing but helpful and responsive. Whenever a new deal came out that applied to my dates, the discount was already applied without me worrying about it. I have always booked my own travel, but I am happy that I went with mouse unlimited

Leslie
12-07-2010, 12:02 AM
At first, I too was hesitant to transfer my reservation over because I am a planner by nature, but the cash back was too tempting. BUT, I am so glad that we decided to transfer our reservation to Mouse Unlimited! We just returned from Disney in November and Tom and Kayla were fantastic from beginning to end. They are quick to answer any of your questions and have fantastic customer service. Transferring the reservation is super easy and quick and I did all of my ADRs by myself (although they will do them for you if you prefer). And our cash back was in my account before we even returned from our trip. We will definitely be using them for our next trip!

You should really contact them....they are great to work with!

cjnix32
12-07-2010, 09:59 AM
another happy MouseUnlimited client...they are fantastic!!!! I was always OCD about my disney planning, but Tom was so great to work with, even though I was not the easiest client to work with. (Changed my resort 4 times!) I won't book through anyone else from now on.

tjrj1988
12-08-2010, 11:13 AM
Thank you, thank you for all the nice replies. dwkay-had no idea that was you!

I'll definitely be switching. Need to add my youngest son. Our couples trip has turned into a three some(which we are happy about).

Just need to find the time to do that.....I have until the 31st according to the email.

Thanks again!

LuvMyBoys
12-08-2010, 03:01 PM
I'll let other people speak for whether they like us or not, cause I think I'm biased... ;) but to specifically answer one of your questions - you can still tinker with your dining reservations all you want. Your hotel or package # will stay the same if you transfer.

If you have any other questions, I might pop back on tonight and I'll be lurking around tomorrow too :rotfl:

If I transfer my reservation to MouseUnlimited, can I still log into my disney account to make payments? Or do I need to make payments through mouseunlimited?

Are there any differences to be aware of between making/managing the reservation on my own and transferring it to mouseunlimited?

TIA :sunshine:

dwkay8
12-08-2010, 05:06 PM
If I transfer my reservation to MouseUnlimited, can I still log into my disney account to make payments? Or do I need to make payments through mouseunlimited?

Are there any differences to be aware of between making/managing the reservation on my own and transferring it to mouseunlimited?

TIA :sunshine:

All payments would have to go through Mouse Unlimited, but we can apply the same sort of payments you can through the Disney site, like credit cards, reward cards, and gift cards.

The main difference between having the reservation yourself and transferring it to Mouse Unlimited is that any changes have to be processed through us. So, that includes things like applying flight numbers for Magical Express, requests for room locations, payments, or changes to your resort or package (including applying new discounts). Your trip documents will be mailed from us, instead of directly from Disney, but it's the same packet you get if you booked on your own (luggage tags, discount vouchers in packages).

There is a website you can go to to see that your reservation "exists." That does give some people some peace of mind, because they have something they can see everyday that says "You're going to Disney World!" ;)

Anything outside of your hotel or package you can handle by yourself, or we can help, whichever you prefer. That includes things like planning your days, making dining reservations, buying special party tickets, or making tour reservations.

mollyeilis
12-08-2010, 09:22 PM
We had a short Disney hotel stay before our bigger DVC and Universal stay, and I switched over to MU. I had actually done all of our dining stuff before transferring the reservation to him, and we only had one table service ADR during that part of the stay, but it would have been no problem, as far as I could tell, messing with ADRs, as far as I can tell.

What I loved, Sunshine-wise, is that the invoice spells out exactly what Sunshine credit you'll get; if only all merchants did that in their invoices! And it credited within days of that stay being finished.

I would absolutely book or transfer through them again. And I barely scratched the surface of what they could/would have done for our reservation.

LuvMyBoys
12-09-2010, 03:55 PM
All payments would have to go through Mouse Unlimited, but we can apply the same sort of payments you can through the Disney site, like credit cards, reward cards, and gift cards.

The main difference between having the reservation yourself and transferring it to Mouse Unlimited is that any changes have to be processed through us. So, that includes things like applying flight numbers for Magical Express, requests for room locations, payments, or changes to your resort or package (including applying new discounts). Your trip documents will be mailed from us, instead of directly from Disney, but it's the same packet you get if you booked on your own (luggage tags, discount vouchers in packages).

There is a website you can go to to see that your reservation "exists." That does give some people some peace of mind, because they have something they can see everyday that says "You're going to Disney World!" ;)

Anything outside of your hotel or package you can handle by yourself, or we can help, whichever you prefer. That includes things like planning your days, making dining reservations, buying special party tickets, or making tour reservations.

Thanks Kayla, that answers all of my questions perfectly :sunshine: