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  • On Feb 6, 2013
    Jennifer Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

    Experiences, policies, pricing and other offerings are subject to change and may have changed since the date of this answer.

    We are traveling with two other families, each planning to book through different channels, (i.e. AAA, Direct with Disney online, and through AMEX). Are we still able to "tie" our reservations together so our rooms can be near each another? Thx!

    Hello Jennifer!  Welcome to the Disney Parks Mom´s Panel.

    Walt Disney World is a perfect place to travel with friends and family, and cast member always try to accommodate all guests requests.  This is big part of the Disney magic.

    When I travel with other families we book reservations with more than 180 days in advance.  Then each family calls (407) 939-7675 to ask Disney cast members to tie all reservations and get adjacent rooms.  I use confirmation numbers and reservation primary guest names.  Since reservations were booked separately, it is not guaranteed that rooms will be together.

    To better our possibilities all families continue to ask for rooms together when doing check-in or in any other communication with cast members.  We also fax our resort, one or two weeks before arriving, with the same request.

    Still, it is not guaranteed that rooms will be together.

    Happy to help you plan a magical Disney vacation.

    Miguel
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Meet the Panelist: Miguel, Puerto Rico

I am honored with the opportunity to design Disney experiences to share with my wife and kids.  I enjoy experiencing what Walt Disney World offers that is not available anywhere else, and look forward to helping you discover it with your family. Learn More About Miguel

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