Date and Rate 2010......

[3forWDW]

HRH
March 13 - March 20
Rates: $187.99 Weekend/$176.56 Weekdays
Standard Room
Stay More, Save More Rate

Changed to HRH from RPR which quoted rate of $167.99/$156.56 because hubby and son wanted HRH and we will be All Access members because of living so close to the Hard Rock Casino in Biloxi to get points/rewards hopefully. Still considering switching back and pool hopping! Didn't know it was allowed.

 

[wayneg]

I must be an idiot... still can't get it to work! It keeps bringing me to the Loews website and it has the code "USOUK" already in the box, but no discount and no way to have a dropdown menu that says 7 for 4... If anybody else can get on, I'd love to see what they're quoting for a club room at PBH for April 25-April 29... Thanks!

Just tried a few dates in March and a few in April, none worked, then tried a few from May 1st and beyond no problems, discounted rates show. So looks like the offer starts 1st May unless anyone knows different.

 

[damo]

updated to here

 

[maggieb9975]

Hi Damo, Changed my dates...prices still the same...instead of Nov1- 6 it is now

Oct 23-28/2010

RPR

Club Level Room With 2 Queens
Room Rate Oct 23 $369.00
Oct 24 - Oct 27 $349.00

Rate Description Seasonal Rate

 

[rpbert1]

Hi Damo, dates have changed a bit as DD wants extra at RPR
hopefully you can copy and paste

RPR
7th July to 17th july
rate $152.29
7 for 4
King Suite [Platinum Upgrade]


Don Cesar
17th july to 21st July
rate $160
Advance purchase
King Suite Platinum Upgrade

 

[snowbunny]

Just canceled July 11-13 PBH hotel AAA rate of $258 and booked RPR $152 in its place using the above-mentioned link. Confirmation states "7 Night Promotion."

Can you guys who are going over the next couple of months post as to whether they are in fact honoring these rates if you stay less than 7 nights and are not a UK resident.

 

[damo]

updated to here

 

[BGparadise]

Reservation RPR 8/6/2010 - 8/8/2010 for $152.29 (2 Queen Bed Room)

 

[macraven]

Royal Pacific Hotel
Oct 6th - 13th
King Suite/platinum upgrade

AAA rates:
based per night on a standard room.

$175.20 (2 nights)
$228.65 (2 " )
$211.65 (remaining nights)

dearly waiting for the Super Saver rates to come out this winter......

 

[damo]

Just canceled July 11-13 PBH hotel AAA rate of $258 and booked RPR $152 in its place using the above-mentioned link. Confirmation states "7 Night Promotion."

Can you guys who are going over the next couple of months post as to whether they are in fact honoring these rates if you stay less than 7 nights and are not a UK resident.

The link from the US site to the UK site says, "For more information and offers for UK residents" please visit www.universalorlando.co.uk

You might want to double check with the Loews before you end up paying rack rate at arrival if your rate is not accepted since you can't provide proof of UK citizenship.

 

[snowbunny]

You might want to double check with the Loews before you end up paying rack rate at arrival if your rate is not accepted since you can't provide proof of UK citizenship.

Yes, I should do that. I've gotten on people's cases in the past for using dodgy rental codes and then being surprised or angry when they don't work.

On my Loews YouFirst reservations page it is showing up as a confirmed reservation, and so they know my home address, but obviously the computer doesn't check that stuff.

 

[damo]

Yes, I should do that. I've gotten on people's cases in the past for using dodgy rental codes and then being surprised or angry when they don't work.

On my Loews YouFirst reservations page it is showing up as a confirmed reservation, and so they know my home address, but obviously the computer doesn't check that stuff.

I guess it would be just like booking with AAA or APH. No proof is needed at booking but proof can be needed at check in. It would just really ruin a vacation if you got there and ran into difficulty before even getting in your room.

There were some really great rates this past summer. There probably will be more to be had next summer.

 

[macraven]

Yes, I should do that. I've gotten on people's cases in the past for using dodgy rental codes and then being surprised or angry when they don't work.

On my Loews YouFirst reservations page it is showing up as a confirmed reservation, and so they know my home address, but obviously the computer doesn't check that stuff.

out of curiosity, i pulled up that UK site to check it out.

when you go through the booking sections, and right before the booking goes through, it lists the address as the hotel, not the person booking.

once you correct that at check in time at the hotel, your address won't match one of the UK.

i booked with the AAA card this week for my october '10 stay.
When i received my confirming email, it lists on it, "Must show AAA card at check in" to receive this rate.

 

[macraven]

I guess it would be just like booking with AAA or APH. No proof is needed at booking but proof can be needed at check in. It would just really ruin a vacation if you got there and ran into difficulty before even getting in your room.

There were some really great rates this past summer. There probably will be more to be had next summer.

i had to show my AAA card last year when i checked in to the hotel.
this year i had to show the SB mailer to keep that special rate.

 

[snowbunny]

when you go through the booking sections, and right before the booking goes through, it lists the address as the hotel, not the person booking.

once you correct that at check in time at the hotel, your address won't match one of the UK.

No, I just went back and checked, on the booking page at the bottom it asks for full mailing address, and United States is prefilled in the drop-down country menu!

Actually nowhere on the booking page or leading up to the booking pages does it say this offer is only for UK residents. The only way you would know that, as far as I can tell, is by the URL.

Nobody seems concerned about whether they will honor the 7/4 rate glitch for less than 7 nights. Whatever a Loews agent tells me on the phone probably isn't going to mean anything to the front desk staff.

Are the Universal hotels the same as Disney in terms of AAA (limited number of room available at that rate)? I am a AAA member with card...if this rate is not honored when I check in, I wonder if I could then show my AAA card and be given that rate.

 

[maggieb9975]

Sorry Damo..more changes..got my AAA rate..it's a start

Oct 23-28/2010 --- maggieb9975
RPR
Club Level Room With 2 Queens
Room Rate Oct 23 $313.65
Oct 24 - Oct 27 $296.65

Rate Description AAA Rate

 

[damo]

Sorry Damo..more changes..got my AAA rate..it's a start

Oct 23-28/2010 --- maggieb9975
RPR
Club Level Room With 2 Queens
Room Rate Oct 23 $313.65
Oct 24 - Oct 27 $296.65

Rate Description AAA Rate

You guys make it so easy with the cut and paste!!!

 

[damo]

No, I just went back and checked, on the booking page at the bottom it asks for full mailing address, and United States is prefilled in the drop-down country menu!

Actually nowhere on the booking page or leading up to the booking pages does it say this offer is only for UK residents. The only way you would know that, as far as I can tell, is by the URL.

Nobody seems concerned about whether they will honor the 7/4 rate glitch for less than 7 nights. Whatever a Loews agent tells me on the phone probably isn't going to mean anything to the front desk staff.

Are the Universal hotels the same as Disney in terms of AAA (limited number of room available at that rate)? I am a AAA member with card...if this rate is not honored when I check in, I wonder if I could then show my AAA card and be given that rate.

The booking site is still the same Loews booking site as we always use, so US would be prefilled since it is the main location. Payment is also made in US dollars. Only the code is different.

I had to show my Annual pass this August when I checked it. I hadn't had to do that in a long time.

Whenever you get confirmation of something from the Loews agent, get them to email that information to you so that you have it in writing.

 

[maggieb9975]

No, I just went back and checked, on the booking page at the bottom it asks for full mailing address, and United States is prefilled in the drop-down country menu!

Actually nowhere on the booking page or leading up to the booking pages does it say this offer is only for UK residents. The only way you would know that, as far as I can tell, is by the URL.

Nobody seems concerned about whether they will honor the 7/4 rate glitch for less than 7 nights. Whatever a Loews agent tells me on the phone probably isn't going to mean anything to the front desk staff.

Are the Universal hotels the same as Disney in terms of AAA (limited number of room available at that rate)? I am a AAA member with card...if this rate is not honored when I check in, I wonder if I could then show my AAA card and be given that rate.

I just tried out of curiosity and when I clicked to book I got an error..tried twice..I did notice it said in promo code "UOUK".

Snow Bunny when you received your confirmation e-mail what does it say under rate description? My current reservation says "AAA member discount"

....I guess I will just wait impatiently for supersaver rate

 

[snowbunny]

Snow Bunny when you received your confirmation e-mail what does it say under rate description? My current reservation says "AAA member discount"

It says "7 Night Promotion" -- that's why I'm actually more worried about that glitch (I only need two nights) than the UK resident aspect - my confirmation says nothing about that.