I booked 2 rooms, will they know I want them close together

[Disney-Kim]

or do I have to request it? thanks

 

[DrTomorrow]

You need to make it a request on your reservation; reminding them at check-in wouldn't hurt.

 

[spiceycat]

call member service back and tell her you want your rooms close together.

this may mean being on another floor.

if you wait until check in - then they probably can't move the other party.

you need to tell MS before then.

 

[Poohs Pal]

I booked two rooms in feb. I then called MS about something different and mentioned that I had forgot to mention in the original phone call that I would like both rooms in the same building if possible. MS then told me that when a member books more than one room they assume that's what you want and make it a point to keep you together. I would call anyway it always make's me feel better to confirm. Susan

 

[Disney-Kim]

We are staying at the WLV, so I know we will be in the same bld. but we want our rooms close if possible. we were neighbors last year and that worked perfect.

 

[Disney Doll]

Call them and mention it. They do their best to accomodate requests, but they always tell you they are requests and not guaranteed.

 

[Doug Wolfe]

In 2003 I booked a 2-bedroom at Old Key West for my family, and a studio for my parents.

At the time I made my reservations I requested they both be close together.

The other thing I did was make sure the reservations were both under my name, even as far as saying that I would be the one to sign all of the forms at check-in.

DVC met my request and we were right next door to each other.

 

[colleen costello]

We stayed in two OKW studios last fall as we were low on points. It worked out great -- they put us in two ground floor studios in the same building. We enjoyed being there, even in the "lowly" accomodations!