deleting online check in on Disney site

[karen4546]

Is it possible to delete the online check on the Disney reservation page? I only want to update my pin and now i guess i am locked in to the online check in. I do not want to do online check #1 because i have a second stay booked at the same resort and i want to talk to the front desk about staying in the same room throughout both reservations. #2 I am going to ask if there are any club level rooms available for any days during my stay and if so i want to upgrade for those days and just pay the difference.

On night number one we are arriving late-8:30 ish- Can any cast member checking us in help me or should i ask for a supervisor or team leader?

i don't know if it matters that the first night is a package and the other nights are room only. We are not going to use our dining plan credits until the morning of April 28. our package is 27-28 and room only is 28- may 4.

Both are booked under AP discount, so there has to be availability under the AP discount for the CL room. as of now-nothing, but i will keep checking up until i can't check online anymore.

tia for help

 

[dansdad]

You can still stop by the Front Desk and ask both questions.

And there's no way to delete online and they might be able to if you call but not sure.

 

[Lynne M]

There’s no way to undo an online check-in, and no need to. It doesn’t lock you into anything, and it doesn’t prevent you from going to the front desk and making changes or even upgrading your room when you get there.

 

[Queen of the WDW Scene]

Just because you did online check in does not mean you cannot go to the front desk and ask about those things.
Don't stress about it.
Just go to the front desk when you get there.

 

[Dug720]

What everyone else has said.

I don't know where people got the idea that just because you get a text after doing online check-in you cannot go to the front desk. I have stayed at least 3 times since the "skip the desk" possibility started (possibly more...I cannot remember when it allegedly became more than a random trial), but I have never had anyone asking before I entered the line "Did you get a text? Sorry. Go to your room." nor has the CM at the desk said "Oh, sorry. You did online check-in and have gotten your text. I can't talk to you."

You can always go to the front desk!