Has anyone ever booked 2 different resorts for same week?

[sdb72]

Do you mean the rule of only 4 in a room? There are a few problems with trying to circumvent it. First, you can't take advantage of EMH. Every person has to show a room key in order to get in for EMH, even the little ones. Second, you will not be able to use Magic Express. You need a person count for that one too. Third, no dining plan, if that interests you. And fourth, Disney says only 4 people over the age of 2 in a single value room. That's the rule! If everyone snuck only 1 extra child in, can you imagine how much more crowded the resorts would be? Pool area, food court, bus stop. They would all be swamped if everyone snuck just 1 extra child in.

Oh Definately,, any suggestions other than the cabins,, any moderates fit 5???

 

[2ndAmdt]

I'll admit I've had two reservations at the same time, while I figure out vacation and flight schedules. I'll do one by calling their reservation line and the other one online. Haven't had any problems, but maybe their system is catching on to that now? And I don't usually keep both of them for two long; I cancel one well in advance of our trip.

But, if the question is you want to stay at a mod or deluxe if a code comes out, and the back up plan is stay at a value, just make/keep the reservation at the value then when/if a code comes out, make that reservation and then cancel the value during the same phone call with reservations. I've done this exact thing on another occasion and have had no problems, and they make sure to get the new resort before cancelling at the old one and you're not in violation of their rules.

 

[maxiesmom]

Oh Definately,, any suggestions other than the cabins,, any moderates fit 5???

POR sleeps 5. Two double beds and one trundle bed.