Disney Cruise Line Changes How Fares Appear During Online Booking
The cruise line’s website now emphasizes average per-person pricing before presenting the full cabin total later in the booking process.
Disney Cruise Line has revised the way prices are displayed on its official booking website. For most of the reservation process, prospective guests now see an average per-person fare rather than the combined cost for everyone included in the cabin search.
According to the booking site, the displayed amount represents the average price for one guest regardless of the search parameters entered by the user. The total cabin price, including all guests, is not shown until the final cabin-selection stage.
The website also presents applicable promotional discounts as savings per person under the revised format.
Before the change, the initial booking results showed the total price of the lowest-cost available cabin for a sailing. That combined amount appeared before users continued to choose a cabin category. Guests comparing voyages may therefore need to proceed further through the current booking flow to see the full cabin total.