Can someone clarify this wording....

[DVCBELLE]

It says my points will expire on the "Last business day" of September.

Isn't a business day technically Mon-Fri? By this definition that would mean if Sept. 30 falls on Sunday that I could not use my points past that Friday?

 

[Deb & Bill]

I've never read that one. Where did you read it?

But since MS is open seven days a week, you could call on Sept 30 for a reservation that night, even if it was Sat or Sun.

If you find out, let us know.

 

[erionm]

The resorts are open 7 days a week, so the last business day of Sep will always be the 30th.

 

[DVCBELLE]

This wording is on the MS website where it tells you when your points will expire. It ahs never been an issue for me but I just found the wording odd.

MS used to not be open on Sunday right? So then you couldn't have booked for that night? I guess that is why they use the wording but it just seems odd to me.

 

[Deb & Bill]

This wording is on the MS website where it tells you when your points will expire. It ahs never been an issue for me but I just found the wording odd.

MS used to not be open on Sunday right? So then you couldn't have booked for that night? I guess that is why they use the wording but it just seems odd to me.

Yes, MS used to be open only M-F. So I guess if you wanted to book a Sat or Sun night on Sat or Sun, you were out of luck.

 

[Chuck S]

Yes, MS used to be open only M-F. So I guess if you wanted to book a Sat or Sun night on Sat or Sun, you were out of luck.

Except you could book it in person at the resort, if there was availability.

But you could not "call" MS to book, so that is likely the reason for the wording. But they are still closed on holidays, so that may be the reason the wording remains.