Disney Wish - multiple cabin access

[kempfamily]

We will be sailing with our family and would like to have room key/magic band access to both cabins. Can this be accommodated onboard? Thanks!

 

[loislane]

Did you book adjoining staterooms? If so, both will be accessible once you get inside. If not, I'm not sure if they can set the keys up that way or not, so hopefully someone else can chime in.

 

[lanejudy]

I don't believe the same keycard access multiple rooms. An adult booked in each room can go to Guest Services and request a blank keycard for the room to share with another in the party. Also if you have verandah rooms most will connect via the balcony.

 

[Calantha]

We will be sailing with our family and would like to have room key/magic band access to both cabins. Can this be accommodated onboard? Thanks!

I don't know about how the bands work, but they can issue blank key cards for other rooms (as long as someone from that room is present for the request).

 

[rainbowredpanda]

We will be sailing with our family and would like to have room key/magic band access to both cabins. Can this be accommodated onboard? Thanks!

You can go to guest services and ask for room keys that will just access the other rooms. Unless they were booked together, you'll have to have both sets of adults in the cabin present to agree to give you access.

 

[Dug720]

Did you book adjoining staterooms? If so, both will be accessible once you get inside. If not, I'm not sure if they can set the keys up that way or not, so hopefully someone else can chime in.

Not necessarily. Adjoining rooms may be across the hall, around the corner, diagonally across, or next to each other, but no internal door between them.

CONNECTING rooms are the ones with an internal door - hence the term connecting.

All connecting rooms adjoin, but not all adjoining rooms connect.