On-site hotel privileges conundrum

[friendswithdave]

I have a conundrum I am trying my best to resolve without ticking off too many people or committing too much of a no-no.

Our family is staying in Royal Pacific in October. Our family of 6 is staying in one room (shhh, don't tell, only five are allowed). We know we will only get five room keys (although I'll kindly ask for a sixth) and we will likely resolve the FOTL issue in the parks by buying one Express Pass.

However, I am concerned our entire family won't be able to enter the Harry Potter land an hour early since we will only have five room keys.

Does anyone have an indication if our entire family of six will be able to enter the park early with five room keys? Any strategies recommended for attaining this minor, um, early entry?

Thanks!

 

[damo]

I can see a few issues. Firstly, this thread will probably be soon deleted because it is against board policies to try to post ways to cheat the system.

They do check for room keys for everyone for early entry. You may be able to get in because you have so many keys, you may not.

I find with small kids, they want to ride the same rides over and over and over. Purchased express passes only allow you one ride per ride, so not all children will get to ride each time. That may be an issue for you, it may not.

I wouldn't ask for a sixth key when you check in and advertise the fact that you are trying to bypass the fire codes.

Royal Pacific rooms with 6 people will be very crowded.

How about just staying at one of the partner hotels through a package that allows 6 people per room and early entry. You won't get unlimited express but in October, you probably won't need it.

 

[greengeen]

It's not a conundrum. It's called lying & cheating.

 

[phamton]

You will need 6 keys to get in line for early entry. Since there are no other ways to accomplish this and it is a thread asking to circumvent the rules, I am closing this thread.