Would what I am doing be considered Walking?

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com_op_2000

DVC Member since '93; One Hour from WDW

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Jul 13, 2010

• May 6, 2015

• #1

I know that walking is getting your reseravtion at 7 days before your 1st day and then adding and subtracting days until you get the days you actually want.
I waited until 7 days from the end of my trip, booked the 7 days, and now will be subtracting off the days on the front end each morning until I have the reservation I actually want.

 

supersnoop

What time is the three o'clock parade?

Joined

Nov 13, 2013

• May 6, 2015

• #2

Yes, I think that meets the definition. You're booking days you don't need in order to get a head start on the days that you do want.

 

bwvBound

DVC SSR & other timeshare

Joined

Feb 5, 2004

• May 6, 2015

• #3

Yep, I agree it meets the definition. So why call every day to drop off unwanted nights? Why not wait and drop them in a single call to MS?

 

LisaS

DIS Veteran

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Feb 7, 2005

• May 6, 2015

• #4

bwvBound said:

Yep, I agree it meets the definition. So why call every day to drop off unwanted nights? Why not wait and drop them in a single call to MS?

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While it is a pain to call MS every day, it is a nice thing to do for the members who are trying to book the nights the OP is currently holding but does not plan to use.

 

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com_op_2000

DVC Member since '93; One Hour from WDW

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• May 6, 2015

• #5

bwvBound said:

Yep, I agree it meets the definition. So why call every day to drop off unwanted nights? Why not wait and drop them in a single call to MS?

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I may need the points for a cruise that I am planning and want to have as many of them available when the boss says to book.

 

bwvBound

DVC SSR & other timeshare

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• May 6, 2015

• #6

com_op_2000 said:

I may need the points for a cruise that I am planning and want to have as many of them available when the boss says to book.

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Cool! I wish you perfect success!