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  • On Oct 12, 2015
    Angela from IN Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

    Experiences, policies, pricing and other offerings are subject to change and may have changed since the date of this answer.

    If my husband and I each do a placeholder while on board, can we use them on a future B2B? Meaning using his for one "leg" and mine for the other.

    Ahoy, Angela!

    Thanks for stopping by the Moms Panel with your question. I'm happy to hear you're already planning a follow-up cruise to an upcoming cruise!

    If you're not certain of specific sail dates for your next cruise, Disney Cruise Line has recently allowed guests to book a "placeholder cruise". Guests will need to make plans to travel within a 24-month span, but will not have to select specific sail dates up front. After 24 months, your deposit will be returned if dates aren't chosen. Placeholder cruises can be cancelled at any time during the 24-month window for a full refund of the deposit ($200).

    I don't see any reason why you and your husband couldn't make two separate placeholder reservations, then use them for back-to-back sailings. Just make sure to double check at the Future Cruise Desk while you're onboard! I always recommend not waiting until the last evening to rebook, as the Future Cruise Desk becomes a very busy place on the final night.

    Please come back and visit if you have further questions. Have a magical day! - Diane W.

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Meet the Panelist: Diane, Alabama

"Dream It! Plan It! Do It!" – that's my motto! If you've always dreamed of a magical visit to Walt Disney World Resort, or sailing away with Captain Mickey on a Disney Cruise, I'd love to help you plan and make the most of your vacation. My favorite getaway is a Land and Sea adventure - from Cinderella Castle to sand castles! Learn More About Diane

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