Dave
New Westminster,#2Consumer Suggestion
Mon, May 15, 2006
I'm less than rich, so when my family visited Disneyland, we didn't stay at the resort. But if you buy through the resort, shouldn't you be allowed to visit the park on the day of checkout? That would be the "extra day" by my accounting. If they don't let you, then I'd agree with the Rip Off. Check in/out times seem more than reasonable. I've come across places that want you out by 10am and won't let you in until after 4pm. (Now that I try to think of just where that was, I own a timeshare there.)
Ginger
LaBelle,#3Consumer Comment
Mon, May 15, 2006
Pamela, It the same across the board with check in and check outs. Don't assume that every poster is a Disney employee covering their a**. I don't work for Disney, but I do have the common sense to know that check in is aprox 1 to 3 and check out is 10 to noon.
Jade
East Lansing,#4Consumer Comment
Wed, June 01, 2005
I totally disagree that these people in the rebuttals are Disney employees. I don't think they need employees to lie about their identities to give positive comments because there are hundreds of thousands of fans like myself that will support them whole heartedly. I have been to Disney World 3 times (this summer will make 4) and Disneyland twice. I have always been satisfied with everything and have many happy memories there. The first thing I thought when I read the complaint was that the site specifies that the park hopper passes are only good for the length of your stay. I also knew that standard hotel check in is later than check out because as someone else said, housekeeping has to clean the rooms. I would be happy with a 1pm check-in because most hotels I have stayed in had a 3pm check-in (and noon checkout). But I have never had a problem arranging a later check out or earlier check in if I arranged it in advance (although variations over 2 hours most likely will require a fee). Always read the fine print. It's there for a reason.
Pamela
30305,#5Consumer Comment
Fri, February 04, 2005
it is TOO OBVIOUS that these posts are from the piss ant employees! Every complaint about Disney world comes rebuttals! No matter how obvious the victim is in the right! Disney Co' get over yourselves! We see you for the over-hyped carnie DUMP that you are!
Shawn
Orlando,#6Consumer Suggestion
Wed, October 01, 2003
Corey, 3 words for you: "Knock Knock, Housekeeping." from the time you check out at 10 am to the time the next person checks in is the time that the housekeeping staff has to make up your room. I, for one, don't enjoy sleeping in someone else's filth, so I don't mind grabbing a margarita and just enjoying the resorts until my room is made up. Food for thought.
Shawn
Orlando,#7Consumer Suggestion
Wed, October 01, 2003
Corey, 3 words for you: "Knock Knock, Housekeeping." from the time you check out at 10 am to the time the next person checks in is the time that the housekeeping staff has to make up your room. I, for one, don't enjoy sleeping in someone else's filth, so I don't mind grabbing a margarita and just enjoying the resorts until my room is made up. Food for thought.
Shawn
Orlando,#8Consumer Suggestion
Wed, October 01, 2003
Corey, 3 words for you: "Knock Knock, Housekeeping." from the time you check out at 10 am to the time the next person checks in is the time that the housekeeping staff has to make up your room. I, for one, don't enjoy sleeping in someone else's filth, so I don't mind grabbing a margarita and just enjoying the resorts until my room is made up. Food for thought.
Shawn
Orlando,#9Consumer Suggestion
Wed, October 01, 2003
Corey, 3 words for you: "Knock Knock, Housekeeping." from the time you check out at 10 am to the time the next person checks in is the time that the housekeeping staff has to make up your room. I, for one, don't enjoy sleeping in someone else's filth, so I don't mind grabbing a margarita and just enjoying the resorts until my room is made up. Food for thought.
Tom
New Orleans,#10Consumer Comment
Sun, September 28, 2003
"We also found out that check out times didnt sound right. first of all you cant check in until 1 pm and you have to check out by 11 am." Most places you stay have these same standard check out times. Infact many make you get out my 10 and won't let you check-in until 3.
Regina
Ann Arbor,#11Consumer Comment
Tue, August 26, 2003
Corey, You must have missed something when you read your agreements. I checked Disney's web page and is says right on the web page when it decribes the ultimate park hopper package that the tickets are good "from the moment of check in until the end of the day on checkout". I am not a frequent Disney traveler but this has been made known to me both times I have traveled there.