Extra key for the in-laws?

[JulieWent]

I think I already know the answer to this question, but I told DH I'd post it, so here goes.
My in-laws will be in Orlando while we're there the first week of May. (Coincidentally. We're not traveling together.) Anyway, my MIL asked if they could have a key to our room so they could stop in and relax while they were in EPCOT. Since we have no way of knowing when they'd "stop in," DH suggested we give them one of our keys, but our keys will have our passes on them and our charge privileges. So, would BWV make up an extra room-entry-only key for us? (My guess is no, but, like I said, I thought I'd ask if anyone has had experience with this.)

[PamOKW]

If it's okay with you for them to have a key I think the desk could accomodate you. My niece had a key that was just a key. The key would be given to you to do with as you see fit.

[Dennis the WDW Menace]

My parents live in Florida and come to visit us when we are in WDW. We always get a key card without charge ability on it when we check in and we have never had any problems getting it.

[WebmasterDoc]

Just let the desk know you will have guests with you and will need a key for them. They will make up the key- without charge privilege.

Enjoy!

Doc DVC Board Co-Moderator
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[JulieWent]

Thanks, again, guys! Only 13 more days till our first trip home. You've made it easy to plan for!

Julie