Ever stay Club Level for a split stay?

[peter1706]

I would be interested in your take on how it was dealing with 2 different IPOs at the same time.
Even if you had 2 different vacations close together so that you were dealing with different IPOs, I'm curious how you felt each did.

Did you have any similar requests that one handled better than another?

 

[HockeyMomto2]

Just this past June, we did a split stay between the Beach Club, and Poly both Club Level. It wasn't bad at all keeping track of the IPO's. Each IPO made reservations for the days that we were in their resort, and it wasn't difficult. They were great to work with. I just kept an Excel spreadsheet with the days, and I color coded it with the resort dates.

The toughest thing was keeping two tickets straight. (We also were DDP.) You have one pass for entering parks, and the other pass for your room key and the DDP. I just marked all the park carks with a Sharpie to keep track of it.

I hope that made sense to you.

 

[peter1706]

I didn't think of the park tickets, thanks.

It seems you had good experience with both IPOs.


The poly is one of the IPOs i'm dealing with now and because of the one person I've been dealing with everything has been fantastic!

 

[madalex]

There is no reason to work with two IPOs. Either IPO will make all your arrangements, even for the days that you are not at their resort. That can certainly cut down on any potential confusion which may arise.

 

[peter1706]

That is a great point. But im wondering if anyone found one IPO better when dealing with similiar requests or bookings.