Multiple rooms at APH rate

[lisam70]

Can you book multiple rooms with one AP? Is there a limit to how many ??

 

[mastersenton]

I booked three rooms but their had to be a person in each room with an annual pass. So I had to use three different people with their own annual pass.

 

[Bethany10]

Interesting, I was able to book 2 rooms under my name on both. Then again, I specified connecting and one adult one child in each room. If you were booking for multiple families then I can see how they'd get sticky wanting AP holders on each room.

 

[lisam70]

Thank you !
I guess I’ll book both rooms in my name and if they want a second AP I’ll upgrade at check in. The savings on the AP rate is worth the small up charge.

 

[vinotinto]

Can you book multiple rooms with 1 APH?

(I have 1 room booked, but thinking that it may be worth booking a second room. However, my oldest is 20, so not sure I could put him officially as the lead in that room. I guess he and DH could swap key cards.)

 

[cbsnyber1]

I booked five rooms back in March for an April 2026 stay, at AP rates, and was told I will need to provide the AP holder's name for each room when checking in. I am using a travel agent and that is what she was told.

And this is interesting: the average cost per night per room (club level) was $617 when I booked. Today, same room at AP rate for the same dates is $1,035. Sheesh....

 

[Minnie1222]

Can you book multiple rooms with 1 APH?

(I have 1 room booked, but thinking that it may be worth booking a second room. However, my oldest is 20, so not sure I could put him officially as the lead in that room. I guess he and DH could swap key cards.)

You can call and book the "guaranteed connecting rooms" for a minor (under age 21 for Loews).

 

[vinotinto]

I booked five rooms back in March for an April 2026 stay, at AP rates, and was told I will need to provide the AP holder's name for each room when checking in. I am using a travel agent and that is what she was told.

And this is interesting: the average cost per night per room (club level) was $617 when I booked. Today, same room at AP rate for the same dates is $1,035. Sheesh....

Thank you for the info. I’ll have to think about whether we really need to book a second room. And yes, even with AP the rates are crazy. Same weekend in 2022, I paid under $400 / night rate at HRH Club level. For just under $400 in 2025, I can get a room at Sapphire Falls, no CL and no EP. HRH CL is more than $1000. Crazy!

 

[ajsamett]

YMMV but I've never been asked to provide proof at check-in. I am a passholder and I've had my friend book the room, check in, and have my preferred name (not the legal name Universal has on file) as the other guest. I never had to stop by the front desk to verify

 

[vinotinto]

YMMV but I've never been asked to provide proof at check-in. I am a passholder and I've had my friend book the room, check in, and have my preferred name (not the legal name Universal has on file) as the other guest. I never had to stop by the front desk to verify

Interesting, I’ve been asked for my pass, so maybe it depends how busy they are when checking in.

 

[DoryGirl1963]

Interesting, I’ve been asked for my pass, so maybe it depends how busy they are when checking in.

I've been asked to show my AP, too.

 

[glocon]

I have had to show my AP multiple times as well.
But the APs are so worth it just for the room discount so totally worth upgrading for one.

 

[vinotinto]

I have had to show my AP multiple times as well.
But the APs are so worth it just for the room discount so totally worth upgrading for one.

The AP rates used to be *amazing,* but looking at the rates for the weekend we're going, they are only saving about $50-$60 per night. Since this is an HHN/Epic only trip, it doesn't look like the sub $165 savings will make it worth it for me to get an AP. I'm keeping an eye on the pricing since it's dynamic.

For example, cost for 3 nights:

Helios AP rate: $3,047
Helios regular rate: $3216
Savings: $56 per night

Stella Nova AP rate: $647
Stella Nova regular rate: $812 (I booked when it was $711)
Savings: $55 per night

Similar savings for other deluxe/premier hotels

 

[tony67]

The AP rates used to be *amazing,* but looking at the rates for the weekend we're going, they are only saving about $50-$60 per night. Since this is an HHN/Epic only trip, it doesn't look like the sub $165 savings will make it worth it for me to get an AP. I'm keeping an eye on the pricing since it's dynamic.

For example, cost for 3 nights:

Helios AP rate: $3,047
Helios regular rate: $3216
Savings: $56 per night

Stella Nova AP rate: $647
Stella Nova regular rate: $812 (I booked when it was $711)
Savings: $55 per night

Similar savings for other deluxe/premier hotels

Yeah - it does seem that way - but keep checking the rates.

Sometimes the issue is only Sunday Friday are at the AP rate then the Friday and Saturday are full rack rate.
So for example I have a week booked and for several nights at stella nova my rate is like $95, several nights are $100, Friday is 300 and Saturday is 270. So the nights that are AP rates are pretty good - the other nights not so much.

 

[georgina]

The AP rates used to be *amazing,* but looking at the rates for the weekend we're going, they are only saving about $50-$60 per night. Since this is an HHN/Epic only trip, it doesn't look like the sub $165 savings will make it worth it for me to get an AP. I'm keeping an eye on the pricing since it's dynamic.

For example, cost for 3 nights:

Helios AP rate: $3,047
Helios regular rate: $3216
Savings: $56 per night

Stella Nova AP rate: $647
Stella Nova regular rate: $812 (I booked when it was $711)
Savings: $55 per night

Similar savings for other deluxe/premier hotels

Unfortunately it is also a case of how early you can book now. Years ago the AP rates didn't come out until about 4 months ahead. I have a Thursday night at RPR in December that I booked back in December for $318, now it is listed as $518 (and it claims the rack rate is $777!)

 

[vinotinto]

Unfortunately it is also a case of how early you can book now. Years ago the AP rates didn't come out until about 4 months ahead. I have a Thursday night at RPR in December that I booked back in December for $318, now it is listed as $518 (and it claims the rack rate is $777!)

This is so true. Looking back at my AP reservations previous years, I always made them within 4 months (sometimes rates would drop literally the week before!), but they are doing even more dynamic pricing now.