Hi Macka
We reported it to Customer Care at MGM, so far nothing as yet but thats 6 months ago now. We lost the camera on the third day, Lookerly we took my laptop and had down loaded the previous days pictures so not that many lost only MGM.
As we were there for a further 2 weeks had no option but to get another camera but it was well worth it the Canon Camera we have now is excellent.
Nice Storey though [clap] They do like to look after you these Disney People
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Many years ago Becs (sorry a bit off topic here, but worth telling) the first time we all went to Florida, we went with my grandparents.
My Grandad bless him had an old Kodak camera, if anyone remembers them it was grey plastic with a bent piece of metal as a shutter and was worth approximately,..nothing as it was at least 20 years old. We offered to get him another as it was an eyesore but no.
Anyway, despite being warned by staff not to take it onto space mountain, he did, and lost it "overboard" as expected. We tried to restrain him but he insisted on reporting it and duly did, being advised to contact lost proprty on leaving the park. We did this but it had not been found. He was gutted but we were secretly pleased and bought him another, decent camera.
12 weeks later, a package arrived at his home, yes you guessed it, beautifully packaged with a lovely letter of APOLOGY on gold foil embossed, and 4 colour letterheaded paper was his camera, duly cleaned and serviced with the film processed and his photographs enclosed.
Won hin him over to the Disney cause for the rest of his life it did. What fantastic customer service and PR.
Thought I'd share that with you. Becs, you never know![msnwink]
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