devotedchristian
DIS Veteran
- Joined
- Oct 16, 2002
I booked a 1 night stay for my DS's 12th birthday at the Nick Hotel for Wednesday, July 22.
I booked directly with an agent at the hotel.
She said that Guests are not allowed on the property until 1:00pm.
Now, I understand that check-in is not until 4:00pm and the room may not be ready until then, but I'm trying to understand not being allowed on the property and getting an early start enjoying the resort's amenities.
She said I can try to come in earlier on the property but it will be up to the security guard whether or not he lets us in.
I called back again and spoke to a different agent who said the same thing to confirm this.
We will be arriving on my son's actual birthday. Which means, we will have to find something to do until 1:00pm.
It's already bad enough that on Wednesdays, there is no Double Dare Live Show.
But from all of the reviews I read (Tripadvisor, yelp etc.), I haven't come across this yet where families who arrived early in the morning, were turned away until 1:00pm.
Have you heard of or encountered this problem?
I booked directly with an agent at the hotel.
She said that Guests are not allowed on the property until 1:00pm.
Now, I understand that check-in is not until 4:00pm and the room may not be ready until then, but I'm trying to understand not being allowed on the property and getting an early start enjoying the resort's amenities.
She said I can try to come in earlier on the property but it will be up to the security guard whether or not he lets us in.
I called back again and spoke to a different agent who said the same thing to confirm this.
We will be arriving on my son's actual birthday. Which means, we will have to find something to do until 1:00pm.
It's already bad enough that on Wednesdays, there is no Double Dare Live Show.
But from all of the reviews I read (Tripadvisor, yelp etc.), I haven't come across this yet where families who arrived early in the morning, were turned away until 1:00pm.
Have you heard of or encountered this problem?