2 separate ressies with EBCI

[Dznypal]

I booked our flights for our jan trip a few months ago. I used my points for a "free" trip Dh didn't have enough points so we paid cash for his so 2 ressies. Also have EBCI so my question is how do they check us in Since DH paid cash could his # be better then mine. Is there a good chance of getting # together. We never had 2 separate teddies before so just curious how this could work out. Thanks all

 

[DVC California]

Theoretically, if you booked both EBCI (regardless of payment method), one right after the other, your check-ins should be queued close together.

If you're in the same boarding group A1-30, A31-60, etc, board together with the latter grouping.

If you're separated A31-60 and B1-30, you may either board together on the latter group or board separately and hope for the best.

HTH, Steve

 

[Shelly F - Ohio]

It does not matter how they were bought as to what number you get. I have bought tickets together and got numbers that were late A and middle B. I do better just to check us in rather than EBCI we always get between 2-3 numbers apart.

 

[emmabelle]

In the summer I purchased EBCI out of PVD, six people all on the same itinerary and we were separated. Three people had A58-A60 and the other three had B1-B3. We all boarded with the A's since family boarding is between the A's and B's. I asked first and that's what the gate agents told me to do.

 

[Dznypal]

Thanks for the great replies. I'm not really too worried about getting seats together since it's just should and myself but I like to know sort of what to expect. Happy thanksgiving