DDP credits (adults and childrens) on 2 separate rooms keys

[lsg1]

I have a unique situation and I want to make sure I can make this work. We are going down in January with the DDP, and we have 2 rooms - one under my name and one under my DD's name. In my room, we have 2 adults and 2 juniors(12 and 17)(who will get adult meals since they paid the adult price for the DDP).

In the second room is 2 adults, 1 junior(16) and i child(3). So that room key will have child meals on it. The child is my niece, and she will be with us for only part of the trip, but I booked her with the DDP for the whole time(think I had to). Since she will not be with us for the whole trip, we will have extra TS meals left over. Can those that she does not use be used by adults at other meals?

Also, with 2 separate rooms and reservations, but us all eating together, is there a problem with putting part of the meal on one key and part of the meal on the other key?

Thanks!!

 

[Deb & Bill]

Child credits can only be used by guests age 3-9. If you don't have anyone that age with you, you won't be able to use them. However, when you use CS credits, you could purchase a child's meal without the child actually standing there with you. You wouldn't be able to use the TS credits.

You will only be able to use as many credits per meal as guests in the room. For example, if all of you dine together, you will have to give both room IDs since one will only have four adults on it and the other will have three adults and one child. You can't purchase more meals than guests on the ticket.

 

[kaytieeldr]

And just tell your server before you order, which diners' meals will be 'paid' with which card. Back in September, we has six people dining: one adult on one card, two adults on another card, and two adults + one child on a third card. Informing our server before we ordered enabled him to easily apply the right meals to each of the three checks.