Number of rooms with PIN code?

[bmb3]

We received the 40% off PIN code How many rooms are you able to book with it? Also, if we come the day before the dates it's valid for, do we just have to do a room only reservation - or will the PIN cover that day?

 

[Mamu]

I usually book my rooms ahead and wait for an AP rate, with AP's at least one person staying in the room has to have an AP. I know you used to be able to book more then 1 room with 1 AP.

I got a pin code in my e-mail (1st. time ever) it was the 20-30-40 code. I was able to use on the 2 rooms (I was suprised) I had booked at the GF Sugarloaf Lodge. Savings came to over $2100.

The pin I used was good for my whole stay, I even added a day. Don't think I've ever booked when my whole trip wasn't covered.

Not sure but I think you have to pay rack rate for that day that not covered under the pin. In the past with AP's as long a you were booked for the start of the discount you got it for your entire trip. I think things have changed though. Disney makes so many changes it's hard to keep-up with the changes.

 

[Missytara]

Not sure but I think you have to pay rack rate for that day that not covered under the pin. In the past with AP's as long a you were booked for the start of the discount you got it for your entire trip. I think things have changed though. Disney makes so many changes it's hard to keep-up with the changes.

That is correct; the monster pin code is different in that it has black-out dates that cannot be used, even though they overlap your trip.

I booked my first day (11/27) as a room-only ressie at rack rate and then the last six nights on the pin code at POR.

I still saved $525.00; considering I go solo and pay almost double occupancy for the room, I am thrilled beyond belief.

 

[Letsbgoofy]

I was told that in order to book more than 1 room (with the Monster pin and AP) one person living in your household has to be in each room. Traveling with my friend from FL and my brother's family, so I could only get one room.

 

[barbeml]

Monster may be different (I only needed one room this time), but last year I booked 2 rooms on a pin, three the year before. And none of our travel companions lived in our house.