Mail to a resort not addressed correctly - will I get it?

[TH0MAS]

We're checking into the CBR on Sunday and I had some prescription eyeglasses shipped to our resort as they wouldn't arrive to our home before we leave. I gave strict and clear instructions to add the "hold for guest arrival" with our arrival date and of course they left that part off. The rest of the address was correct and the name is the same name as on our reservation, will the resort somehow know that the package is for a guest, will anyone look up whether a guest will be checking in? I expect the package to arrive Thursday or Friday this week and we're not there until Sunday and I'm nervous I won't get my glasses.

Thanks!

 

[lullwater]

Don't worry as "hold for guest arrival" are the magic words. Just ask for the package upon check in. Some debate at the moment as to whether they will charge a $5 handling fee.

 

[TH0MAS]

Thanks but that's what I'm saying, they left that part off!

 

[Sweettears]

We're checking into the CBR on Sunday and I had some prescription eyeglasses shipped to our resort as they wouldn't arrive to our home before we leave. I gave strict and clear instructions to add the "hold for guest arrival" with our arrival date and of course they left that part off. The rest of the address was correct and the name is the same name as on our reservation, will the resort somehow know that the package is for a guest, will anyone look up whether a guest will be checking in? I expect the package to arrive Thursday or Friday this week and we're not there until Sunday and I'm nervous I won't get my glasses.

Thanks!

I'm no expert on Disney mail but I think that it is reasonable to think that they may check their reservation list against the name on the package. I'm sure this is a relatively common occurrance. It may be one reason why they are considering the $5.00 fee.