Should I feel bad about this??Handicapped room ?

[sarahg311@hotmail.co]

My MIL recently booked us connecting rooms at SOG. My FIL is handicapped so the only way we could have connecting rooms was for us both to have handicapped rooms. I feel pretty guilty about this so I called up SOG myself to see if my family could switch to a non-handicapped room but there aren't any other rooms left but the woman said that there were at least 10 handicapped rooms left. Do you think this is acceptable?? I don't want to take a handicapped room from some poor veteran who actually needs it.....my MIL says it's fine but I"m not too sure. What do you think?? Thanks!

Sarah

 

[Deb & Bill]

Shoot, there are rooms available still for that retired military person out there, so don't worry about using that room. You need a room, it's available, use it.

And being a veteran will not get you a room at SOG. You have to be active military, retired military (not just veteran) or Dept of Defense employee.

 

[Chip 'n Dale Express]

If SOG room assignments are done like Disney, all special needs (medical, accessible rooms, etc) are all pre-blocked in advance. Any extra accessible rooms were all given out to standard reservations, since they weren't needed. After all, they need to be sold too.

 

[CarolA]

If it really bothers you, ask if there is a shortage when you check in and then make your decision. If there are still empty rooms then it won't be a deal. If they are scrambling they might appreciate the offer.