SOG Experts ? about eligibility

[PolyAddict]

My DH is an honorably discharged army national guardsman with 100% service.

Does this qualify him for sog?

What type of proof does he need at check in?

Anyone have any luck with overflow, the dates I wanted were reserved and I requested a overflow deluxe resort.

What type of overflow deluxe rates have you gotten?

Thanks

Michele

 

[Disney_1derland]

I think unless he is actually "retired" he is not eligible. Here is their eligibility page: http://www.armymwr.com/shades/eligibility.html

And you can call and ask if you're still not sure. The way I read it is that he would have to be a retiree.

 

[Barbday62]

Did you mean 100% Disabled? If so he must have an ID card. That is what we had to show when we checked in. My husband is 100% disbled.

 

[PolyAddict]

Sorry,

What I meant was he finished 100% service. Does that make sense? I don't know the military word for it. He is not disabled. He just finished up what he signed up for.

Thanks

michele

 

[Barbday62]

I believe terms are 4 years and then you choose to reinlist. (At least thats what it was back in the 70's when my husband was in the military,) If he has an ID card hes probably eligible for SOG if not he may not be elegible.

 

[FirstNo]

Originally posted by PolyAddict
My DH is an honorably discharged army national guardsman with 100% service.

Does this qualify him for sog?

What type of proof does he need at check in?

Anyone have any luck with overflow, the dates I wanted were reserved and I requested a overflow deluxe resort.

What type of overflow deluxe rates have you gotten?

Thanks

Michele

He is not eligible to stay at SoG nor is he eligible for overflow rates at the Disney owned resorts. However, most of the non-Disney resorts in overflow would be okay to book (unless the rules have changed).