Since COVID rules began, they no longer do the midweek or extended stay clean and tidy. However housekeeping will give you a complete set of fresh linens upon request. When we did it they just asked us to put the old ones in the big laundry bag that they gave us the clean sheets in and leave it outside our door. ( we had a 10 day stay so we really wanted new sheets halfway through)
We have done this before without issues. You just call the front desk on the day you were supposed to check in and tell them that you will not be able to make it to the hotel till the next day. Just avoid calling during high peak check in/check out times. No guarantee that the room will be ready upon arrival since they will likely not assign you a specific room till you are there but it doesn't hurt to ask them when you call.
Can you share the most recent activity list? Thank you!
I'm sure others have already answered, but I thought I'd throw in my 2 cents. I used to always ask for tower 4 and 5 until I had to stay in Tower 3 once. Since then I'm all about towers 2 and 3, mostly because it's so quick to leave in the morning and find a spot when I get back. I'm a rope drop to fireworks person. So in 4 and 5 I'd always end up high in the parking garage. So that would add ~5 minutes of extra driving/walking time. Which I really didn't like with a tired toddler and lugging stuff in and out each day. It wasn't horrible, but not great. In 3 and 2 you can always get good surface parking. In total of say room to Lake Buena Vista Drive in 5-7ish minutes from the surface lots.
You can use hangers with clips on them for that too, which WBC has in the rooms.
Really? I always got plastic ones that were really nice. I so so hated the wooden ones. Always were in such poor condition.
I had to do this once when our flight was cancelled. It was no big deal, they won't give up your reservation, but they also won't assign the room until you get there. IIRC, we got to check in around 10 am and the only rooms were first floor parking lot, so we put in a room request and then went to Typhoon Lagoon. I think they called around 1 to let me know my requested room was available.
It's easy to file a lawsuit against Wyndham. Lots of people have done it. As far as I know, the vast majority of them go nowhere, and exactly one of them resulted a change in how Wyndham does business: the Glenz v. RCI class action. And even that didn't do what the plaintiffs were hoping, because Wyndham changed the underlying rules of exchange valuations to make the most sought-after concession meaningless.
We got yelled at when we brought our tubes into the regular pool last year. I think it really depends on the person watching the pool. Bring it and see. Worst they'll do is tell you to take them out.
VS told me that Wyndham does this often at WBC and there is nothing available at all anymore. Since it's such a popular resort, Wyndham will cancel "Guest" reservations because they are focusing more on timeshare sales and filling it with owners.
I has happened now and not in the past because of new Wyndham policies of targeting owners renting their Club Wyndham reservations.
