Is it possible to split your stay between resorts on a pkg. plan?

[ncbyrne]

We will be doing a pkg on our next trip. Can we split the stay between two moderate resorts (CBR + CS)? Does WDW still move your luggage when you do this?

 

[eeyore0062]

We will be doing a pkg on our next trip. Can we split the stay between two moderate resorts (CBR + CS)? Does WDW still move your luggage when you do this?

Yes!

 

[square pond]

I was wondering the same thing. We have a split stay booked in april between the YC and the Poly. I can't figure out how they could book a package with food and tickets at two different resorts??

 

[LSUDis]

I guess that it's a bit like a package, but not a package. The way that it is a package is that you must get everything at one time. It's not a package because the components are priced separately--nights at resort(s), ticket days that do not have to match resort nights, and dining.

 

[ncbyrne]

Ok, I'm not sure I understand. Can you split your stay between two resorts on one package?

 

[square pond]

I dont know if I get it either. If you have to split up the package for your stay and buy (for ex. I'll use a 7 day stay) a 4 day ticket and a 3 day ticket you would be defeating the stay longer and pay less theory. It seems like to be a "package" each part of your stay must have room + ticket and if you want dining. So even though your ticket does not have to match the number of nights you are staying(it could be a ticket for "MORE" or for "LESS" than your number of days) it still seems you must have a ticket for at least one day of your stay. So it seems that if you were staying 7 days at two resorts you could'nt just but a 7 day ticket to cover your whole stay. I think I confused myself but does anyone see what I am saying about needing a ticket for EACH part of your stay to qualify as a package??