Different extra guest on different nights?

[mechteach]

We are a family of 4 (2 adults, 2 kids) staying at the RPR for three nights (Fri-Sat-Sun) over Columbus Day weekend. I thought that all of our vacation plans were set, but that is no longer the case!

We recently had a get-together with my mother's family, and one with my father's family, during which my children mentioned going to Universal. Both of my parents live in southern Florida, and both said, "oh great, we'll come up and do the parks with you." (My parents are not together, btw.) Fortunately, they were amenable to splitting our Orlando time - one will see the parks with us on Saturday and one on Sunday.

I would very much like it if they could each stay with us (individually!), so that we could see more of them, and so that we can all take advantage of the early access and express passes. Does anyone know if I can have 2 separate guests for 2 different nights on one reservation? In other words, can my father be guest #5 on Friday night, my mother be guest #5 on Saturday night, and no one be guest #5 on Sunday night? Thanks for any help and advice on this!

 

[macraven]

We are a family of 4 (2 adults, 2 kids) staying at the RPR for three nights (Fri-Sat-Sun) over Columbus Day weekend. I thought that all of our vacation plans were set, but that is no longer the case!

We recently had a get-together with my mother's family, and one with my father's family, during which my children mentioned going to Universal. Both of my parents live in southern Florida, and both said, "oh great, we'll come up and do the parks with you." (My parents are not together, btw.) Fortunately, they were amenable to splitting our Orlando time - one will see the parks with us on Saturday and one on Sunday.

I would very much like it if they could each stay with us (individually!), so that we could see more of them, and so that we can all take advantage of the early access and express passes. Does anyone know if I can have 2 separate guests for 2 different nights on one reservation? In other words, can my father be guest #5 on Friday night, my mother be guest #5 on Saturday night, and no one be guest #5 on Sunday night? Thanks for any help and advice on this!

this can be worked out.
the day your dad is coming, take him with you to check in.
he will get the room key and express pass made.
you will be charged $25 for his night stay in your room.

the day your mom comes, do the same thing.
again, a $25 charge to the room will be added to your total bill.


you can have 2 adults, 3 kids per room.
if you have more than 2 adults, there is a $25 fee + tax per night for the extra adult in the room.

 

[mechteach]

this can be worked out.
the day your dad is coming, take him with you to check in.
he will get the room key and express pass made.
you will be charged $25 for his night stay in your room.

the day your mom comes, do the same thing.
again, a $25 charge to the room will be added to your total bill.


you can have 2 adults, 3 kids per room.
if you have more than 2 adults, there is a $25 fee + tax per night for the extra adult in the room.

That seems very straightforward - thanks!! I was just worried that they would have to list the first parent as being a guest for all three nights, but apparently not.

 

[macraven]

That seems very straightforward - thanks!! I was just worried that they would have to list the first parent as being a guest for all three nights, but apparently not.

if you tell the TM at checkin, you should be fine.

be with the parent that is checking in.
make sure the TM lists they will be checking out the next day.

so the same pattern when the next parent arrives to stay the day/night.

any hotel guests that checks out will be able to use the amenities that entire day. this includes express line usage, early entry, pool, etc.