Booking multiple rooms on the same days?

[Jarmo]

I'm planning a Universal trip with park days on 8/29-9/1. I have a family of 5 and the 2BR at endless summer would be great for us. Would I be able to simultaneously book a Royal Pacifc room on 8/29 and 8/31 to get 4 days of express passes without any issue? That would be about $500 extra but still much cheaper than a suite at Royal Pacific for 4 nights.

 

[CAPSLOCK]

Yes, you wouldn't be the first to do that. Loews doesn't care.

 

[Krisshay13]

I've done this 2x the past year. We actually love the 2 room suites at Endless Summer and don't want to move luggage.
We sometimes take breaks mid day to take naps at the premier hotel. that way I do "use" them...LOL.

 

[Tink3815]

Do you use the same name for both rooms?

 

[lisam70]

Do you use the same name for both rooms?

Yes you can it really doesn't matter as Capslock said Lowes doesn't care as long as you've paid for the room

 

[AJA]

Yes, and yes same name for both rooms.

 

[cschaaf]

Loews probably doesn't even know, and if they do, they certainly don't care.

You'll have to go check in at RPR to get the keycards which double as your express passes.

 

[cfoxga]

What about a regular room at PBH with a rollaway? The rooms are larger (450 sq ft) that the ES 2BR suites (440 sq ft). You do lose the 3rd bed and the separate room for one bed, but the cost is pretty close to 4xES+2xRPR. We've stayed at both and I can say that except for the above, there really is no comparison between the two.

The hotel and room is much nicer at PBH. The water taxi is fantastic, especially when returning at night. The walk to/from PBH is not too bad either. This allows for much easier mid-afternoon breaks.

Having to take the bus to CityWalk from ES is not terrible, but all the extra walking through the lines to get through security (and then still having to walk to the parks) takes away from time in the parks.