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Lets say I have a reservation for a 2 bedroom (Pres. Suite) for 7 Nights (Sunday 2/21 to Sat. Night 2/27). I then have a Reservation for a 2 bedroom (Pres. Suite) for 4 Nights (Sunday 2/28 Night to Wed Night 3/2). There is now a opening for a 2 bedroom deluxe for 3 nights on 2/29. If I book it and drop the original 4 Night reservation (I know I short myself a day), will it come back up so I can upgrade???
I know about the risk involved, but my question is more about how reservations are held and how the are allotted.......

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John_and_Val said:
Lets say I have a reservation for a 2 bedroom (Pres. Suite) for 7 Nights (Sunday 2/21 to Sat. Night 2/27). I then have a Reservation for a 2 bedroom (Pres. Suite) for 4 Nights (Sunday 2/28 Night to Wed Night 3/2). There is now a opening for a 2 bedroom deluxe for 3 nights on 2/29. If I book it and drop the original 4 Night reservation (I know I short myself a day), will it come back up so I can upgrade???
I know about the risk involved, but my question is more about how reservations are held and how the are allotted.......

Thank you.
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Yes the cancelled reservation ought to be available to up grade into but maybe not

I think you will have a better chance of success calling to have a VC do it for you
 
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Just talked to a VC. She said that the upgrade will probably not show if I pick different dates and reserve them. She said that the original Pres Suite reservations are standard reservation blocks and can not be broken up.

She did recommend the "cancel/rebook" option, but stated the it is better to do this first thing in the morning on a weekend with a VC.

What is your opinion on this?
 
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John_and_Val said:
Just talked to a VC. She said that the upgrade will probably not show if I pick different dates and reserve them. She said that the original Pres Suite reservations are standard reservation blocks and can not be broken up.

She did recommend the "cancel/rebook" option, but stated the it is better to do this first thing in the morning on a weekend with a VC.

What is your opinion on this?
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Sounds right to me
 
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