pin code ?

[mckinnonlori]

I am seeing all of this about NOT sharing pin codes and that you have to show proof of the pin code at check in. But, I am only seeing that here.
I had a pin code that we used and then had to change our dates so our code was no longer valid. But, I don't see anywhere that it says that I can not give it to someone else or that I have to print and bring the email.
Am I missing something?

 

[marcielm]

The way PIN codes work are that when you call in and make the reservation, you give them the 16 digit unique number. It pulls up the address/name on the card/in the email. They have you verify this information. You have to be the person that received the email/post card, & make the reservation in this name. You do not have to verify with the post card at check in. Being the person on the card is how they avoid transferring the deal over to someone else.

A TA can make a reservation for a client using a PIN... again the reservation has to be made in the name of the person on the card. Most of the PIN cards can be used for up to 3 rooms. Again, an example is that I received a PIN, and we have 2 friends travelling with us over spring break. I called and had the code applied to all three rooms, even though the lead person on each room is not myself. We were not set up as a grand gathering, but we did have the reservations 'linked' to one another (we rooms close together... which could be difficult with us being in a family suite & the other 2 rooms are regular rooms in a preferred location).