discovery cove ressie ?

[sln88]

1- has anyone ever been told why 1 person in your group HAS to have a dolphin swim?

2- can I book now with 1 person in a swim and add more on(assuming they have room) at a later date? I have heard people mention that they tried to get a non swimming group member talked into doing the swim the day they were at the park It is hard to pin my husband down to chat about this, and I want to make a ressie while there is still room.

3- it would be me, dh, dd 18, ds 12, ds 9. I would definitely have dd do the swim, for $100 I can pass. any opinions on the others? It is hard for me to imagine paying $150 for anything, but to add on another $100 for 30 min is beyond my cheapness quotient- LOL. They all want to go, but not sure if it is worth the $$

4- any day of the week in Oct that it would be better to go? I know they only let 1000 in, but maybe at that time of year there would be less?

thanks for any help!

 

[wdwluver]

1. If you don't want to book the dolphin swim, don't book the package online. you have to book at least one dolphin swim if you book online. If you call and book, you can book all non-dolphin swims.

2.You can book a package for one and then call back later to add other people. I would find out what the odds are of the date not being available if you call later. You might do better booking the package for everyone and if you need to change, you can remove people from your reservation. They do allow 1 change without penalty.

4. Because they limit the number of reservations to 1000, any time that you go is a good time because the park is not crowded. It's not like a normal theme park where you have to line up for rides. Every attraction is freely available. It's a wonderful place.