bouncebacks - 2 rooms - 2 different guests

[mmouse50]

The grandmas are heading to Disney in December and are hoping to get a bounceback for the trip next August with their children and family.

I know that we both have to ask and pay for a bounceback (we want to 2 rooms in August) but how hard is it going to be in August to get the right people in the right rooms.

If Grandma #1 puts the son on her room reservation and Grandma #2 puts the rest of the family on her reservation is there anyway to get son a key to Grandma #2's room so the family can be together and then the Grandmas will be in Grandma's #1 room besides swapping KTTW and son walking around with a KTTW that says Debbie?

Everyone is going to be on the same package with tickets and dining so that won't be an issue.

 

[franc]

When we stayed at All Stars a few years back we had 3 rooms, (one for our family, one for my mum and one for my brother). The CM set all the keys to allow access to the three rooms.

 

[Marthasor]

It shouldn't be a problem for the front desk CM to make "dummy" keys so adults have access to more than one room. We have done this twice, once when my DH and I booked two rooms and split up the kids between the two of us - ended up with connecting rooms and we each had keys to each room (one was KTTW, one was key just for room). Also did this on another trip when we brought a sitter - sitter ended up with KTTW card, plus a card just for our room. Shouldn't be a problem!