Just checking I'm Not Messing Up

mariechez · 18 Oct 21, 08:18 PM

If I book with Disney to stay onsite for 10 nights and then book 4 nights at a Disney hotel through hotels.com with my Tesco vouchers I'm not messing up my 14 days Disney ticket or anything else am I ? TIA

loldis · 18 Oct 21, 08:23 PM

No it's fine, loads of people do split stays like this. When you book a hotel and ticket package, the only tie between them is the start date.

mariechez · 18 Oct 21, 08:26 PM

Originally Posted by loldis

No it's fine, loads of people do split stays like this. When you book a hotel and ticket package, the only tie between them is the start date.

Thanks, with all the changes i just wanted to make sure.

mrsmickey · 18 Oct 21, 08:46 PM

Just be wary with hotels.com vouchers - they�ve changed the T&Cs so if you need to cancel or move, you basically get nothing back. We were looking at converting our Clubcard vouchers to hotels.com but this has put us off

mariechez · 18 Oct 21, 09:01 PM

Originally Posted by mrsmickey

Just be wary with hotels.com vouchers - they�ve changed the T&Cs so if you need to cancel or move, you basically get nothing back. We were looking at converting our Clubcard vouchers to hotels.com but this has put us off

Yeah thanks I must admit that did worry me for a bit but apart from Hoseasons i don't really use them so i will take the gamble but thanks again for the heads up.

Orlando Soon · 18 Oct 21, 09:04 PM

The Tesco hotels.com is very risky. I used them for universal, could not go and lost the lot. I had booked three hotels using vouchers over the past two years, each one a disaster. Trying to speak with anyone from Hotels.com is a nightmare. They cancelled my last hotel booking but wouldn�t reimburse voucher (�150.00) even though it was not me who cancelled. I have been in touch with Tesco and awaiting a resolution through them. As long as you accept if it goes ahead no changes whatsoever you may be ok, but I will never waste my Tesco voucher with them again.

minnie moomoo · 18 Oct 21, 09:31 PM

So long as your onsite package booking is first so you have your tickets for the start of your trip.

I want to book a night in Hard Rock with my clubcard points but reluctant to book incase everything goes crazy again.

loldis · 18 Oct 21, 09:32 PM

Originally Posted by minnie moomoo

So long as your onsite package booking is first so you have your tickets for the start of your trip.

I want to book a night in Hard Rock with my clubcard points but reluctant to book incase everything goes crazy again.

Good point. I'd assumed they were adding it to the end of their trip.

mariechez · 18 Oct 21, 09:35 PM

Originally Posted by minnie moomoo

So long as your onsite package booking is first so you have your tickets for the start of your trip.

I want to book a night in Hard Rock with my clubcard points but reluctant to book incase everything goes crazy again.

Yeah added on the end

18 Oct 21, 08:23 PM	#2
	18 Oct 21, 08:23 PM loldis Imagineer
loldis Imagineer Join Date: May 17 Location: Sussex	No it's fine, loads of people do split stays like this. When you book a hotel and ticket package, the only tie between them is the start date.