ROYAL PACIFIC RESORT INFO...FAQ and more......

schumigirl · Jan 14, 2017

jack presley said:
That's good to know. We've never got one in any of our 3 stays but we're going again in April so will ask for them this time. The kids will love to get them I'm sure.

Yep, there is a lovely young lady named Katuiska who normally greets you when you enter with leis. If she's not on duty they have them behind the front desk and will happily give them to your family.

macraven · Jan 14, 2017

The fridge shelf racks are movable

You can see in the picture adjustable racks

TnTWalter · Jan 18, 2017

thanks to great help here I booked APH rate for our spring break trip...only booked 1 night...thinking i should add another night...since i'll probably buy 4 buy 2 get 1 park to park tix [i will buy myself a seasonal pass to keep this rate] ...

how do i do this? should i just do another ressie with the new night? do i need to add youfirst number somewhere for upgrade/late checkout [i have no points obviously]...thanks...so excited!!

macraven · Jan 18, 2017

Quickest and easiest way is to call and add a night to your ressie

For me I find it easier to modify my reservation than to make another one and then have them linked together

macraven · Jan 18, 2017

Back to add if you are platinum you first member, you request the room upgrade at the time of booking

If you are the lower level below, you can upgrade at time of check in

You said you have no points so make your request when you check in

It will depend if upgraded rooms are available when you check in

At rpr you book a standard room
If upgraded it would be to a water view room

TnTWalter · Jan 18, 2017

looks like no APH rate available for 2nd night...waah.

macraven · Jan 18, 2017

If you do want to stay one more night, check out dates and prices at Cbay or SFalls

Not difficult to change hotels and those two will be cheaper than rpr

And you could keep watch on Rpr availability in case there are cancellations

Mysteryincorp · Jan 18, 2017

We are thinking about upgrading to the Jurassic Kids Suite, is that considered a club level room? Would we then have access to the Club Lounge? Are Jurassic Suites on the same level or at least same tower so we could pop over to the lounge for breakfast, if they are included?

schumigirl · Jan 19, 2017

Mysteryincorp said:
We are thinking about upgrading to the Jurassic Kids Suite, is that considered a club level room? Would we then have access to the Club Lounge? Are Jurassic Suites on the same level or at least same tower so we could pop over to the lounge for breakfast, if they are included?

No, you have to add Club on to these rooms if you want it. They don`t automatically come with Club Access.

rsagusti · Jan 19, 2017

We just booked our room for our Stay in May, 9 nights RPR Club Level. We have never done this many nights at one resort and decided to just go for it rather than doing a split stay with a cheaper option. So excited and glad for this very helpful thread!

schumigirl · Jan 19, 2017

rsagusti said:
We just booked our room for our Stay in May, 9 nights RPR Club Level. We have never done this many nights at one resort and decided to just go for it rather than doing a split stay with a cheaper option. So excited and glad for this very helpful thread!

Glad to hear it........I'm sure you'll have a wonderful stay.........and glad you find the thread helpful, always good to hear....... :wave2:

TnTWalter · Jan 19, 2017

macraven said:
If you do want to stay one more night, check out dates and prices at Cbay or SFalls

Not difficult to change hotels and those two will be cheaper than rpr

And you could keep watch on Rpr availability in case there are cancellations

don't want to have to move again as we'll have already moved from Bonnet Creek...

thoughts on Hard Rock? their regular double queen is available for both nights . my teens might like it...RP theming seems more our style though

Mysteryincorp · Jan 19, 2017

schumigirl said:
No, you have to add Club on to these rooms if you want it. They don`t automatically come with Club Access.

Thanks! I'll think we will skip on the upgrade then

PRomano · Jan 19, 2017

We have booked for mid June. We have 4 people now but my son wants to bring a friend. I read that I can add a rollaway. How good is the rollaway? Should we just plan on bringing a twin air mattress? We have 3 nights booked before heading to Disney.

schumigirl · Jan 20, 2017

PRomano said:
We have booked for mid June. We have 4 people now but my son wants to bring a friend. I read that I can add a rollaway. How good is the rollaway? Should we just plan on bringing a twin air mattress? We have 3 nights booked before heading to Disney.

We've never used a rollaway, so can't comment on how comfortable they are, but most folks bring an air mattress for the 5th person.

You can call a Star Services and they will bring you bedding for it, no problem doing that.

macraven · Jan 20, 2017

Make a pallet on the floor for the extra. person

That is what I did before

jack presley · Jan 20, 2017

macraven said:
Make a pallet on the floor for the extra. person

That is what I did before

Did they charge you for the extra person?

We're going to have 5 in our room when we visit next (3 adults, 1 teen and one 7 yo) so it's going to be pretty cramped isn't it, especially with the rollaway bed?

macraven · Jan 20, 2017

You will have an additional charge of $25 for the 3rd adult in the room per night

jack presley · Jan 20, 2017

macraven said:
You will have an additional charge of $25 for the 3rd adult in the room per night

Yeah I was aware of that and have it budgeted in to the overall holiday spend. I was just wondering did you have to pay because you didn't use the rollaway bed. But from what you're saying, the charge is for the extra adult as opposed to the bed, is that right? Just curious more than anything.

schumigirl · Jan 20, 2017

jack presley said:
Yeah I was aware of that and have it budgeted in to the overall holiday spend. I was just wondering did you have to pay because you didn't use the rollaway bed. But from what you're saying, the charge is for the extra adult as opposed to the bed, is that right? Just curious more than anything.

Yes the cost is for the extra adult.

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