Need advice desperately - RPR

[czycropper]

Ok, so we waited too long to book RPR (DH wanted to wait because of a possible business conflict), so now there aren't any rooms available for a single or two night at RPR the end of Easter Week, I know...I know, shocking - let's not go into the conversation between my DH & I in the last 15 minutes

So I've had to make a 4-night reservation, here's the question - after check-in can I cancel the last two nights? or are we going to get charged for the additional two nights (it would serve my DH right if we were)?

Yep, there's a lot of "I told you so"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Also, we've always stayed onsite, what are the other hotels at the entrance of Universal?

Thanks so much for any opinions

 

[damo]

Ok, so we waited too long to book RPR (DH wanted to wait because of a possible business conflict), so now there aren't any rooms available for a single or two night at RPR the end of Easter Week, I know...I know, shocking - let's not go into the conversation between my DH & I in the last 15 minutes

So I've had to make a 4-night reservation, here's the question - after check-in can I cancel the last two nights? or are we going to get charged for the additional two nights (it would serve my DH right if we were)?

Yep, there's a lot of "I told you so"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Also, we've always stayed onsite, what are the other hotels at the entrance of Universal?

Thanks so much for any opinions

Cancellations need to be made 5 days in advance. I think in an emergency, they would cancel for you but they have no obligation to do so.

Check out Hyatt Place Universal. It is nice. You could also book a Getaway package or Harry Potter package through the Universal Orlando website. It allows you to stay offsite but still get early entry -- there is a choice of many offsite hotels. It is the next best thing to staying onsite, imho.