Bounceback

[memakwed]

For all the trips we have made to Disney we have never taken the opportunity to do bouncebacks. Here are a couple of questions. My mom had an issue with her back so my parents couldn't go on this trip so we are down to just one room. The idea of the bounceback would be so we could all go back together. Will I only be able to book one room since we are down to one room or can I book two? Do I have to rebook with the same resort we id this time or can it be a different one? Also I have a couple one night stays around the main portion of our trip. Can you do a bounce back on a one night stay?

 

[caliope]

I'm not an expert on this but...

1. I think you can book as many rooms as you have adults on your current reservation. So, even though you're in one room now, if you have two adults you can book two bounce back rooms (I've not tried this, but it's what I've read elsewhere; hopefully someone can confirm or clarify).

2. You are not limited to booking the same resort. I was at the Poly in December and booked bounce back for March at Beach Club.

3. I could be wrong, but I believe any stay at a resort counts, without a minimum number of nights (again, hopefully someone else can confirm).

 

[memakwed]

Thank you for the info. I'll keep digging for info to verify. That would be great if it is based on adults.

 

[mickeynut1]

I'm not an expert on this but...

1. I think you can book as many rooms as you have adults on your current reservation. So, even though you're in one room now, if you have two adults you can book two bounce back rooms (I've not tried this, but it's what I've read elsewhere; hopefully someone can confirm or clarify).

2. You are not limited to booking the same resort. I was at the Poly in December and booked bounce back for March at Beach Club.

3. I could be wrong, but I believe any stay at a resort counts, without a minimum number of nights (again, hopefully someone else can confirm).

This is all correct .

 

[memakwed]

Thank you guys, I appreciate the info.