consultant
Mouseketeer
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From what I understand, guests in the hotel get the equivalent of an Express Pass that can be used not just one time but multiple times.
I've got a party of 8. What is preventing me from booking the cheapest on-site hotel room, getting a couple keys, and pretending it is a party of 8 in 2 rooms. The cost (for dates in question) for the room is less than 8 Express Passes and those you can only use once per ride.
I would be surprised they don't scan the room key because a local could keep the key and keep using it for days and days. So then the question becomes, when they scan it, does it give them any info on number of guests and if not, an you just bluff all 8 are staying in a suite? I suppose the other way around is to have two keys and not all go in at one time. I guess it really depends on a) do they scan the key, and b) does it give them any information that they act on other than verifying the key is currently active?
I've got a party of 8. What is preventing me from booking the cheapest on-site hotel room, getting a couple keys, and pretending it is a party of 8 in 2 rooms. The cost (for dates in question) for the room is less than 8 Express Passes and those you can only use once per ride.
I would be surprised they don't scan the room key because a local could keep the key and keep using it for days and days. So then the question becomes, when they scan it, does it give them any info on number of guests and if not, an you just bluff all 8 are staying in a suite? I suppose the other way around is to have two keys and not all go in at one time. I guess it really depends on a) do they scan the key, and b) does it give them any information that they act on other than verifying the key is currently active?
Many people do that all the time and either go to the room during the day to relax and not spend the night, they spend the night and keep their WDW or condo room too, or they don't even see the room