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Disneylvr
08-21-2001, 05:55 AM
What qualifies someone for a government rate? I work for a City in Missouri. I do not have a badge but my paychecks do state "City of...." Does that qualify me for a government rate?
Plum Goofy
08-22-2001, 08:58 PM
I just read on here somewhere last night that if your check stub says "City of" or "State of" that you qualify for a disounted rate at the Dolphin and Swan. You might look into that!
MouseLover
08-22-2001, 10:16 PM
Each hotel chain is different. I am a teacher and can usually get a "government rate" at Choice Hotels (Quality/Comfort/Clarion/Sleep Inn) and Holiday Inn. Other chains (Hampton Inn/Doubletree) offer only a federal government rate (last time I checked). I have used a govt. discount many times, both as a teacher and when I worked for the Dept. of Defense. I have only been asked to show ID once, and I showed either a check stub or my insurance card.
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