Question about AP code & Grand Gatherings

[Mermaid_Ariel]

Hi, all! I was able to use the AP code for my room since we're Annual Pass holders - but I thought I recall reading somewhere that you're allowed to use your annual pass code on somebody else's room (up to 1 room?). Is that true? Can I use my Annual Pass code and discount my Mom's room in our Grand Gatherings?

I'm reading on another thread that I might be able to do that if I made her reservation with my credit card.

Thanks.

 

[disneyfan55]

Hi, all! I was able to use the AP code for my room since we're Annual Pass holders - but I thought I recall reading somewhere that you're allowed to use your annual pass code on somebody else's room (up to 1 room?). Is that true? Can I use my Annual Pass code and discount my Mom's room in our Grand Gatherings?

I'm reading on another thread that I might be able to do that if I made her reservation with my credit card.

Thanks.

Just asked the question. One AP can reserve one room now. It used to be up to 3 but not any more. We have 9 going and the AP holder can reserve only one room and is registered to it. It has nothing to do with who makes the reservation or how it's paid for.

If more than one of you in your room has an AP you might be able to book a room on each AP but that's how the reservations will be made and where they think that person will be staying.

 

[Mermaid_Ariel]

Just asked the question. One AP can reserve one room now. It used to be up to 3 but not any more. We have 9 going and the AP holder can reserve only one room and is registered to it. It has nothing to do with who makes the reservation or how it's paid for.

If more than one of you in your room has an AP you might be able to book a room on each AP but that's how the reservations will be made and where they think that person will be staying.

That makes sense. Thank you for helping me.

 

[bluenosemickey]

We have a family of 5 and we would need 2 rooms. Does this mean that we can only get one with the AP rate?

If all of us had APs, does it allow us to book up to 5 rooms?

 

[disneyfan55]

We have a family of 5 and we would need 2 rooms. Does this mean that we can only get one with the AP rate?

If all of us had APs, does it allow us to book up to 5 rooms?

You have to be an adult I believe to make the reservations, so if all 5 are I guess you could book 5 rooms but that AP holder is supposed to be in the room reserved by them.

 

[disneyfan55]

That makes sense. Thank you for helping me.

You're welcocme!! Good Luck in making the reservations.