With a one night stay in a Deluxe resort you can only purchase the PPass for one day, not two, right? Could other things like CL access, Early Entry and Evening Extra Hours go in this direction in the future?
Why would you think that LLPP is only available for 1 day unlike all the other benefits you mentioned? I have seen nothing to indicate this possible difference or restriction.
Why would you think that LLPP is only available for 1 day unlike all the other benefits you mentioned? I have seen nothing to indicate this possible difference or restriction.
I was watching a You Tuber today head into HS on his check out day, and he specifically mentioned that the LLPP was not available for him to purchase, as it was the day before when he tested it out. Wonder why?
I was watching a You Tuber today head into HS on his check out day, and he specifically mentioned that the LLPP was not available for him to purchase, as it was the day before when he tested it out. Wonder why?
Did he ever come back to clarify his situation? I don't see why Disney would prevent someone from buying PP on their check out day. They're still legitimately a hotel guest until at least 11 A.M.
Did he ever come back to clarify his situation? I don't see why Disney would prevent someone from buying PP on their check out day. They're still legitimately a hotel guest until at least 11 A.M.
Yeah, just one day for PPass with a single-night stay. I’ve kinda wondered the same — hopefully they don’t limit other perks like that, it’d make short stays way less worth it.
Yeah, just one day for PPass with a single-night stay. I’ve kinda wondered the same — hopefully they don’t limit other perks like that, it’d make short stays way less worth it.
I haven't been following LLPP availability/sell-out. Is this a case of general availability rather than anything specific to a 1-night CL stay? If someone only has a 1-night stay they still only have 7-8 days advanced purchase power. By comparison, someone with a 7-night stay has nearly 14 days advanced purchase for the latter days of the stay.