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Quick last minute clarification. Since I've asked others and I'm still confused. So I think we're all in agreement that the box for "If the only room(s) available at my specified hotels are at an upgraded/higher nightly rate, book my reservation into those room(s) at my specified hotels. NOTE: Nightly rates can be substantially higher than the rates posted above. Checking this box DOES NOT guarantee you will get a room." is pretty clear. One of our hotels if they have a suite or something higher left, they'll offer it to us, but say at $900 such as in [member=842]TardisMom[/member] 's example.Can we come to some sort of agreement on the box below it? "Book me at a hotel that is closest to the convention center, regardless of rate." Does this mean the same as the above box, but instead of just our choices, it'll potentially offer us $900 suites but from ALL available downtown hotels? or does it mean something more specific. It'll give us the option of a hotel as close to the convention center as possible but with the normal OnPeak rates? So say Hilton Bayfront is available. They offer it to me for $309 (even though it's not in my Top 6) Or is it just like the above box?
Does anyone know how much time we get to fill the form out and submit?
Given the other options you can select, I think it is strictly a way to order the available hotels that are not in your list if nothing on your list(s) is available when your form is processed. So you can have them ordered by distance or price (both of these are new options) or instead have it restricted to the shuttle route. But I have to imagine the rates would be limited to the official ones in the sale, assuming you didn't also check the upgraded/higher nightly rate option.
Do we know if there is any advantage to including your member ID on the form? It's a field on the form but it's not required.
I haven't posted on here in awhile. Just wanted to say good luck tomorrow, everyone!
Good luck!And screenshots everyone, don't forget screenshots.
Does anyone know if choosing 1 or 2rooms gives you better chances? My friends and I are trying to secure two rooms, should we:A. first person to get in requests 2 hotel rooms (for all of us)orB. first person to get in requests 1 hotel room, and then we wait until another person gets in to request another 1 hotel room.I'm just a little unclear as to whether any sort of priority is given to people who request 1 room as opposed to more. Or is it just that when you get into the request form it doesn't matter how many rooms you request, if your top hotel choice is available you'll get it.
So what happened? Were you able to turn it down and stay on wait list?