Free Dining PIN Question- can I book more than one room?

[FirstTimertoDiz]

I received a free dining PIN, and last week we booked for our family (dh, myself, ds, dd).

Well, I was talking to my sister today and mentioned the dates of our trip; just so happens that she has off the same week we are going! So, I am thinking about offering a trip for her and her boyfriend, but I don't know if I can add another room/tickets/free dining to our already exisiting ressie- especially because it is for 2 other adults. Dh and I would be paying for the trip- the incentive would be that we would have some help with the kids!

Anyone have any experience with this? Thanks!

 

[BabyRN]

I'm not sure about the free dining, but I know people were able to book up to 3 rooms with the 40% off pin.

 

[Arky]

Yes! I booked 2 rooms today with my free dining code. I was also told that I could book up to 3 rooms with that code.

Have fun!

 

[Jessma9902]

HOw did you get your free dining code? Is it just for certain dates?

 

[Mom loves Disney]

When I made my reservation today the nice lady said I could book up to three rooms. I am so happy to get this pin since my children are considered adults for dining.

 

[Reagan&Co.]

Has anyone ever booked two rooms with the same PIN at different resorts? We have family that wants to go the same time as us (fall break) but we do not necessarily want to go TOGETHER. They may want to upgrade to another resort.

 

[tink2]

I used a PIN code on 2 rooms last year. I think it may depend on the cm you get on the phone (as do a lot of other things that I won't get in to!) If the cm you get says no, can't do it, then call back and try again. I kept calling asking for a discount and finally got one with the 4th different cast member!

 

[tink76]

I called and asked if I could use my pin to also book my parents room. They told me I could but only if they were staying at the same resort.

 

[Reagan&Co.]

I called and asked if I could use my pin to also book my parents room. They told me I could but only if they were staying at the same resort.

Thank you! I figured that was probably the rule.