Old Havana’s winding colonial streets – which are usually packed with loud crowds of tourists and locals trying to sell them cigars and Che Guevara souvenirs – are now as quiet as a museum. So my questions is, do any of you have any thoughts, insight, experience with anything like this? Anyone know any workarounds for the park reservations? Is there any way to tie them to the hotel reservation? Does the hotel have a separate reservation calendar that might still be available even if the normal one isn't? Also, can anyone confirm that you can make dinning reservations without having tickets or park reservations (As far as I can tell you can, and yes, I understand I'll need tickets and park reservations to actually go to the restaurants).Cuba has been almost completely closed to tourism for months.īrand new hotels just built by the Cuban government now stand roped off and empty inside. So my questions is, do any of you have any thoughts, insight, experience with anything like this? Anyone know any workarounds for the park reservations? Is there any way to tie them to the hotel reservation? Does the hotel have a separate reservation calendar that might still be available even if the normal one isn't? Also, can anyone confirm that you can make dinning reservations without having tickets or park reservations (As far as I can tell you can, and yes, I understand I'll need tickets and park reservations to actually go to the restaurants). We are staying onsite at a Disney hotel, though so far that doesn't seem to make any difference to anyone. So it sounds like we're going to have to fly to CA without park reservations and hope they are available.for the week leading up to 4th of July. I have no real issue with the actual exchange (or the additional fee I'm sure I'm going to have to pay), but since the parks now require reservations, and the park reservations are tied to your tickets, we can't make park reservations ahead of time. We live in Virginia, so going to CA to exchange them before our trip isn't happening. I've spoken to at least 10 different cast members- including at least 2 managers- one of which hung up on me when she couldn't answer my questions- over the last year. They say that we need to physically go to a ticket booth at Disneyland to exchange/upgrade them for new tickets and there is no other option. Keep in mind that these are e-tickets, which they can and have verified in their system. Undercover Tourist said they they couldn't refund/exchange the tickets because Disney wasn't allowing it and Disney says that since we bought the tickets from undercover Tourist- which is a Disney Authorized ticket seller that we've used many times- they can't do anything with our tickets over the phone or by mail. Neither seems willing/able to do anything about it.
We're trying to actually go to Disneyland this summer- June 2022- and so I've spent literally 10's of hours on the phone with DL and Undercover Tourist trying to straighten this mess out. The issue isn't that the tickets are now expired, it's that we need park reservations and can't book them without valid tickets.
If you do that math, we only had a total of 7 months- 1 month before the park closed and 6 after it reopened to out of state guests- that these tickets were valid for us to use. Disneyland didn't reopen to out of state guests until mid June of 2021 and by then we had already canceled our rescheduled trip because no-one knew when the parks would reopen in the spring when we had to make arrangements. The tickets had an expiration date of January 2021, which Disney subsequently extended to December of 2021.
Unfortunately, we bought DL tickets through Undercover Tourist about a month before COVID hit and DL shut down. We had a trip planned for the summer of 2020, but COVID took care of that. We've been to WDW many times but never to DL. I've answered peoples questions before, but I don't think I've ever ask one of my own.
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