Two Reservations

[5DisneyNuts]

My experience is a little different. I do have 2 separate reservation #'s, but both rooms are definitely in my name according to my invoice. Both confirmations were sent to me, and I am able to make changes/requests to either.

However, I will not be able to check into both rooms.
I (or someone listed on that reservation) will have to check into one room with ID and one of my friends will have to check into the other with ID.

 

[BamaFan121s]

My experience is a little different. I do have 2 separate reservation #'s, but both rooms are definitely in my name according to my invoice. Both confirmations were sent to me, and I am able to make changes/requests to either.

Wish I could luck up and get the CM that helped you! All of the ones we talked to refused to let us do that.

 

[5DisneyNuts]

Wish I could luck up and get the CM that helped you! All of the ones we talked to refused to let us do that.

You might want to ask to speak with Guest Services. The original CM put me on hold while she spoke with them. Hope you have luck!

Now, who knows what will happen at check in!

 

[PilotWife]

And hopefully one day Disney will fix that loophole so their online booking engine will recognize duplicate bookings and prevent them from occurring in the future. Lets face it though, even after that happens, there will always be people who will find ways to circumvent the rules.

I have booked 2 rooms (different resorts, same dates) Both being paid by me, with my address. BUT with my family (DH and Children) at one resort and my parents being in the other. AND I do not consider myself as breaking the rules.

Jennifer

 

[5DisneyNuts]

I have booked 2 rooms (different resorts, same dates) Both being paid by me, with my address. BUT with my family (DH and Children) at one resort and my parents being in the other. AND I do not consider myself as breaking the rules.

Jennifer

As long as each reservation has a different primary guest associated, and you are not duplicating the guest's names that are staying in each room I can't see how that would be considered breaking the rules at all.