wishiwasindisneyjen
Mouseketeer
- Joined
- Apr 25, 2006
Yes, ABD qualifies for the 0% financing on the Disney Visa.
I'm in the same boat you are in - we had the Rhine Cruise booked for 2020 and ended up with a placeholder that I need to use by Jan. 3, 2022. I am hesitant to book an international trip for 2022 and most of the domestic trips hold zero interest for us. I was going to book SoCal, but won't do so until the itinerary is worked out. It's all very discouraging and, once I use up these deposits, I don't think we'll book with ABD ever again.
Exactly the same situation here. We were going to book the SoCal for October 21 because we knew it would be cancelled and we'd get our money back (finally) but by the time I went to book it, it was being waitlisted and they wouldn't let me book, then of course it was cancelled.
I don't feel comfortable going overseas yet and nothing else in the US really interested me. I am hopeful this trip happens in full but if they cancel, I'm ok with that too. I just don't want to be stuck with a partial trip.
I called yesterday to make my final payment (due 11/15) and I asked why the January SoCal trips were cancelled. She said it was because they can't offer group travel in CA yet since many things aren't even open (Imagineering) or offering tours (Studios) and most restaurants won't allow groups. I asked if the move to FL for Imagineering was impacting decisions and she said not yet since they haven't started that yet. She told me to wait until 11/15 to make my payment just in case there were any new cancellations.