2 rooms = 2 gift card for 4/3 deal?

[vt_disney_fan]

I have a question. I was looking at going 3/21 - 3/28, staying at POR trundle room (b/c we have 6 incl 1 infant who wouldn't count, so it's the only Mod resort type we can stay at). No availability (at least now), so I looked at 2 separate value rooms at AS SP.

Am I correct in that if I book 2 separate rooms (with an adult and 2 children on each reservation, since we have 2A and 4C total), I will get 2 of the $200 gift cards, since I would have 2 reservations? Additionally, if I do this, due to family size and make-up (2 kids 3 or under), can I get connecting rooms, not just adjoining rooms?

Thanks.

 

[disneymomof5]

Yes, because it becomes two seperate reservations.

 

[gocards2001]

Yes. We have two rooms and are getting two GCs.

 

[crushonmickey]

Be careful with this. Disney Reservations will, by default, have it under one reservation with 2 rooms. You have to specifically ask for them to make it under 2 separate reservations. Of course, that brings up the question of connecting rooms. . .

(I asked about getting 2 rooms for our party of 5, and they said I would not get 2 gift cards.) I know many have posted that they will be receiving 2 gift cards.

We ended up booking 1 room at POR anyway.

I hope you get them!

 

[Big Kid]

My wife, son and I are staying in two connecting rooms at Pop Century the last week of January. We switched from an ASMU family suite in order to take advantage of the buy 4 nights/get 3 free offer.

I received the voucher booklet from Disney Travel a few weeks ago and was surprised to find two $200 gift card vouchers, one in my name and one in my wife's. All three of us are on a single reservation.

I didn't specifically request this when changing the reservation so perhaps our CM went above and beyond the call of duty in order to arrange it so.

re: connecting rooms, I recall reading somewhere that requests for connecting rooms are only guaranteed when there are young children involved. I don't know how young, but I'm sure that under three qualify.

 

[Big Kid]

Double post--sorry.

 

[itchin2go]

More discussion of this subject here:

http://disboards.com/showthread.php?t=2025601

The conventional wisdom is that you have to have 2 different reservation numbers to get 2 cards. I don't know if this is true or not (I kind of think not), but CMs at CRO will tell you this is true, which is why I have ended up with 2 reservation numbers.

Not sure how this affects connecting rooms, but I will find out in 2 weeks. My original reservation was under 1 number, and I was told I had guaranteed connecting rooms. I now have 2 reservations, and I am still being told by CRO that I have guaranteed connecting rooms. Plenty of posts here on the DIS disagree with that. I will know more in a few weeks!