Adding a person to reservations

[Pattiandpat]

Are we able to add one person to our room/reservation, for two nights in the middle of our reservation?

 

[izzylovesmickey]

As I understand it, you can if you will not exceed room occupancy . You may have to pay an additional fee if it adds an extra adult. We are a family of 4-kids are 20 & 19 so if we stay at a deluxe I pay an extra $25 per kid ($50) total each night for them to be in the room with us. The amount varies depending on the resort with the values paying less than the moderates etc.

 

[Sandi]

Are we able to add one person to our room/reservation, for two nights in the middle of our reservation?

Is your reservation a Room Only or a package?

 

[Stigsmom]

OP, thanks for posting as I had the same question. Wanting to book an extended family trip, but won't know until last minute if brother can join for any part of the trip.

Can anyone tell what that means for the add-on guest's fast passes and meal reservations? Would they just be left out of anything the majority group already had booked?

 

[purple figment]

OP, thanks for posting as I had the same question. Wanting to book an extended family trip, but won't know until last minute if brother can join for any part of the trip.

Can anyone tell what that means for the add-on guest's fast passes and meal reservations? Would they just be left out of anything the majority group already had booked?

Book your dining reservations for the maximum number of people who might be at the table so include your brother so that if he comes he will be able to dine with you. If your extended family includes infants or other non-eaters they also need to also be included because of fire code regulations. It is always better to show up with less people than show up at the restaurant with an extra person who might or might not be seated. If your brother doesn't come you will not be charged the no show fee as long as at least one person shows up for the reservation.