Booking 2 rooms with one AP ??????

[MousekaMaddi]

I have an AP and booked my BC hotel stay with the AP discount months ago, last week sister called and wants to join me so I called and booked and paid for her room on my VISA to save time and confusion, we leave in 12 days! I booked her as an AP room but under her own name and her family is listed(as required in the room), I paid all in full yesterday, my question is........when we get to BC can we use my AP and my DD7s AP to show proof of APs and keep these two AP discount price rooms? Sis does not have any APs, nor does she want any! ........so can I have 2 AP discount rooms booked on just one adult AP legally? THX!

I was afraid to ask the CMs when I booked.

 

[A Mickeyfan]

I want to say you can book up to 2 rooms with one AP and I believe it must be an adult AP ( I could be wrong on that part). If you post this over at the Disney Resorts Board, you will get lots of responses. I know I have booked 2 in the past & never had a problem. I would think they still allow it, what would happen if you have 5 in your family.. you need 2 rooms unless staying at a Deluxe

 

[maxiesmom]

You can't now. You used to be able to, but Disney changed the rules and now you can only book one room with an AP. Sorry.

 

[SandrA9810]

I believe it's one AP per room. What would the price difference be if you booked a 2 bedroom villa at BC?? That way you still get the discount and have seperate quarters.

You're best bet is to just call up Disney. Don't give your phone number/reservation, just simply ask them the question "can you book two rooms with one AP?" And isn't there a live chat feature on the booking site now?? That would work too.

Sometimes I hate giving out all my info for a simple question. And sometimes I like to know my options before they start saying I have to change something. Cause they always say... "well lets see what you have first". I already know what I have, and I already know the question I need to ask you. So just answer the question.

 

[MousekaMaddi]