Multiple waitlists?

[oe76]

Is it possible to wait list more than one reservation for the same time period?

 

[CarolMN]

Is it possible to wait list more than one reservation for the same time period?

Yes. You are allowed to have up to two active wait list requests at any one time. It doesn't matter for what. Two is the limitation.

 

[Canadian Disney Mom]

Yes, but if one comes through, MS will cancel the other one.

 

[Dean]

Yes, but if one comes through, MS will cancel the other one.

Possibly but not in every situation.

 

[Deb & Bill]

Yes, but if one comes through, MS will cancel the other one.

I don't think so. The second one is still out there and could come through leaving the first one cancelled. So make sure you cancel a second one if you are sure you want what you got.

 

[Sandisw]

I don't think so. The second one is still out there and could come through leaving the first one cancelled. So make sure you cancel a second one if you are sure you want what you got.

I think if you have two waitlists for the same dates and same guests, they will cancel if one fills. If what comes through is your 2nd choice, you gave to reset up a new waitlist.

 

[Msmithmd]

I think if you have two waitlists for the same dates and same guests, they will cancel if one fills. If what comes through is your 2nd choice, you gave to reset up a new waitlist.

It "should" work this way, but it hasn't recently. A member reported a couple months ago that a waitlist filled correctly and they didn't manually cancel their second waitlist. Then that one filled also, and borrowed almost all of their next year's points to give them two reservations at the same time. It didn't cancel the room from the first filled waitlist, it just booked a second room. It apparently took a long time and multiple supervisors on the phone to get it fixed, but they ultimately did get the erroneous borrowing reversed.

Always manually cancel your second waitlist when the first fills, or at a minimum check your account to verify that the second list is no longer present.