I seem to remember possibly something like this happening with AP holders. You can make on reservation under the allowed AP limit and then another as being a resort guest. I thought they had closed this loophole.
Thanks for that insight. That must be the case with me since I have an annual pass and I will be a resort guest. Do you think if I don't keep the MK reservation I will have a problem getting into Epcot? I have an early dinner reservation at Epcot which is why I made the new park reservation.
I agree with Kathy above. I also had two park reservations for several days, due to the changeover in how APs book park pass reservations. I just canceled the extra ones and kept the ones I wanted (that were booked using the appropriate AP bucket, resort guest vs. offsite).Thanks for that insight. That must be the case with me since I have an annual pass and I will be a resort guest. Do you think if I don't keep the MK reservation I will have a problem getting into Epcot? I have an early dinner reservation at Epcot which is why I made the new park reservation.
We had this happen when I wanted to change from MK to DHS. Think I used the modify option. Also got confirming email. Ended up with both reservations in MDE. After a few days (thought it would clear on its own, bit it didn't), I cancelled the MK to be safe. No idea if it would have mattered, but like you, I didn't want the hassle if it did.Thanks Sandisw, it appears I have two park reservation for the same day. I even got an e-mail confirmation of the new park reservation. I'm wondering if I don't keep the MK reservation if I will have trouble entering Epcot? I'm thinking I should probably cancel MK just to be on the safe side.
How long ago did you make the original park reservation? When they switched systems (when they brought APs back) if you had one booked as a hotel guest on the previous system you could also make one as an AP in the new system. I played it safe and cancelled all of ours from the original system.Hi, are we allowed to have more than one park reservation on the same day? I didn't think that was allowed but I just updated my plans and it seems to be allowing me to have a park reservation at MK and Epcot on the same day...
Yes you will. We were an AP couple staying at Boardwalk Villas, had reservations for MK on our 4th day, were exhausted, slept in and went to Epcot after 2pm. They would not let us in because we did not go to our MK reservation that day! They had to get Guest Services do some magic, void the first reservation and then make a new reservation for Epcot. What a pain!Thanks for that insight. That must be the case with me since I have an annual pass and I will be a resort guest. Do you think if I don't keep the MK reservation I will have a problem getting into Epcot? I have an early dinner reservation at Epcot which is why I made the new park reservation.
Yes you will. We were an AP couple staying at Boardwalk Villas, had reservations for MK on our 4th day, were exhausted, slept in and went to Epcot after 2pm. They would not let us in because we did not go to our MK reservation that day! They had to get Guest Services do some magic, void the first reservation and then make a new reservation for Epcot. What a pain!