Expedia "Complimentary Show Tix"..I screwed up..

I didn't read the fine print when I booked us for the MC in Sept.... I now see it says tix must be booked 72 hrs after booking the trip...

Anyone else do this?.. Best Options to fix?... We were really looking forward to seeing "Love"...

I'm not sure.. but I believe there was no mention of 72 hrs that I saw at the time I booked the trip..

 

Is there a phone number or something? Did you try?

 

I'm going to try calling them, just wondering if anyone else did this?

 

You may find someone here that has done this, but most here only book direct with hotel vs 3rd party.

 

I called... a very garbled sounding conversation.. must be internet phone... supposed to be emailed an answer within 3 days...

I know most people book separately here... but if you look.. maybe I'm nuts...$579 per person..5 nights at the MC.. Sun-Friday roundtrip airfare DIRECT from NYC...hopefully the free show.. is that a bad deal? If it is.. I'll take all your advise!

 

Sounds like a good deal!! I think more people book direct because it's cancelable and you can change hotels, or rebook if you get a better deal. (or to rack up players club points).

I'd just call or e-mail.. http://support.expedia.com/app/home

 

Thanks for the help Heather... well..I called over a week ago... still nothing so i just sent an email... no small process either...it's like they don't want you to contact them...unless your booking of course!

 

My first few trips to Vegas I used Expedia but the last two have been direct with the hotels. Expedia is good but once you start getting a reputation with the hotels via a players card, the rates are much better going right through the hotel, and Expedia never saves you money on the flight, they simply just show you the best available from each outlet. If you have a few extra minutes, it's pretty easy to search the main airlines and see their rates.

As far as Expedia customer support goes, just awful. I feel like 99% of the people are just like us, sitting in front of the computer and looking at the same screens we are. That's how I felt when I called, anyways.