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Section 75 v chargeback

lauraatko1
lauraatko1 Posts: 1 Newbie
edited 19 May 2025 at 3:47PM in Coronavirus Board
I bought Disney tickets through Www.Orlandoattractions.com For a trip that should have happened at Easter using a visa credit card.  Orkandoattractions won’t refund the tickets, and my Travel insurance has also come back saying no, that I should claim via my credit card.
I’ve read that section 75 might not apply to transactions through a 3rd party - does anyone know if this would be considered a 3rd party?  Should I make a claim via section 75 or chargeback

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  • bagand96
    bagand96 Posts: 6,698 Forumite
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    It depends exactly on the situation.  Was Disney closed at the time?  Or was it open?  You paid Orlandoattractions for Disney tickets, which I assume they provided you.  Up to that point they've fulfilled their contract.  If the park was closed, then you were unable to use the tickets, and you may be entitled to a refund.  However it might also depend on what Disney's policy is.
  • Mrsn
    Mrsn Posts: 1,430 Forumite
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    bagand96 said:
    It depends exactly on the situation.  Was Disney closed at the time?  Or was it open?  You paid Orlandoattractions for Disney tickets, which I assume they provided you.  Up to that point they've fulfilled their contract.  If the park was closed, then you were unable to use the tickets, and you may be entitled to a refund.  However it might also depend on what Disney's policy is.
    Disneyland Paris was certainly closed at easter and I’m sure it was the same across all the parks at that time.

    Be warned though if you do manage to obtain a refund you might find they deduct some of it for admin costs as has happened to others.
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