Parking at RPR, is it parking pass for 24 hours or reset at midnight??

[DisDadof2]

OK, so going to UO and checking into RPR for one night 6-2 so we can get early park that day (heard you can check in very early to get passes, planning on getting to hotel around 6, is that too early) so we can make 8 EE time and use passes EE for 2 days. My question is when you pay for parking at hotel ($22, ouch) is that good for 24 hours or does it reset at midnight every night?

 

[macraven]

Resets at midnight

 

[schumigirl]

6 is fine for checking in and getting EP to head for Early Entry.

Your room may not be ready, but bell services will take care of whatever luggage you have and put it in your room when it is ready.

If you have a phone they will txt you when it's ready.

A one night stay gives you two full days of parking which is decent value I think. Long as you leave by midnight of course.

 

[DisDadof2]

OK, a little confused as one says resets at midnight (so if I checked in at 5 parked car and left next day that would be $44?)
But next answer says what I was thinking its 2 days of parking as long as out before midnight
Not sure if I am misunderstanding or just being ditzy
My plan is to get to resort early 6am on 6-2 pay for parking and stay that night, check out, go to park and come back and leave lot about 10pm 6-3 so was wondering if that 1.5 days would incur one parking fee or 2?

 

[macraven]

I said resets at midnight so if you leave the parking lot at 11:59 pm
You won't have another charge for parking

 

[schumigirl]

Yep, we both answered same way........

As Mac says you won't have another days parking to pay for.......it will just be $22 for a one night stay........2 full days.........long as you're gone before midnight which is what you're planning to do.

 

[DisDadof2]

Thank you so much, first trip to UO, and sure will have more questions.

 

[schumigirl]

You're very welcome.......

We are a helpful bunch and usually someone knows the answer to most questions.

It is quite daunting going somewhere for the first time, so you have the right idea of asking questions and finding info before you go