amyngary
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Due to circumstances beyond my control, I was not able to book our annual Thanksgiving trip in advance. But thankfully, I can book it now. The only problem is that there are no DVC resorts available this late. I'm OK with a split stay, but with three kids, I don't want to move more than once. But I can't even find an option that involves 2 resorts then. I already did the obvious - setup two waitlists for the 3 nights that are hardest to find. I am also checking the DVC member site daily for new availability.
Anything else I can do? Are there certain times of day when the site gets more inventory? Or would a phone call to Member Services each day at a certain time help? Other ideas?
I was hoping to finalize dates today to get in on the Southwest airfare sale.
I'm wondering if it's worth all this trouble, so if you have other ideas for a Thanksgiving family vacation, I'm open to them as well
Anything else I can do? Are there certain times of day when the site gets more inventory? Or would a phone call to Member Services each day at a certain time help? Other ideas?
I was hoping to finalize dates today to get in on the Southwest airfare sale.
I'm wondering if it's worth all this trouble, so if you have other ideas for a Thanksgiving family vacation, I'm open to them as well
Bill



I routinely cancel days/sets of days online to grab something else. It has worked out 99% of the time, thank God.
, to pull back out for a combined reservation. Yes, I just said I cancelled and rebooked prime days simply to combine the days! I wouldn't do that again but at the time too many CMs had no clue, earlier on with online not now, what they were doing with our need to have continuous reservations with our online bookings. And I had more faith in that crapshoot than the skill of the CMs. Now most know what they are doing in that area, so it's a non-issue. I do sometimes email in to have them do a continuous reservation though, as I can't stand to hear any hesitation in a CM's voice.

- that he was pretending to be a manager.

