Harborside Summer Res @ 90 days...Am I Dreaming?

[saluki]

I was not planning on using my SVO week this year. I made a spring break reservation at Harborside & tried renting it through Family Fun Atlantis. No luck...so I now need to cancel that reservation.

At this point, I can't bank the SO's or convert to StarPoints. I have 81000 SO's & am thinking that a 4 or 5 night stay in a Harborside 2BR lock-off could fit into our plans for July (or 3 - 4 nights in a 3BR).

This res would obviously need to be made at 90 days. Should I even consider that this might be doable or am I dreaming?

 

[yumdrey]

I was not planning on using my SVO week this year. I made a spring break reservation at Harborside & tried renting it through Family Fun Atlantis. No luck...so I now need to cancel that reservation.

At this point, I can't bank the SO's or convert to StarPoints. I have 81000 SO's & am thinking that a 4 or 5 night stay in a Harborside 2BR lock-off could fit into our plans for July (or 3 - 4 nights in a 3BR).

This res would obviously need to be made at 90 days. Should I even consider that this might be doable or am I dreaming?

No, you're not dreaming.
2 years ago, I could reserve 1 bedroom premium in late July (I called on early May) with my leftover staroptions so could extend my stay to 10 days at Harborside in the same unit.
There were many last minute cancellations.

 

[Sea Six]

For a fee you can bank your options and carry them over into next year. Makes more sense than taking something you don't really want, plus you end up with more options next year.

 

[saluki]

For a fee you can bank your options and carry them over into next year. Makes more sense than taking something you don't really want, plus you end up with more options next year.

You can't bank them if you cancel a res inside of 60 days.

 

[saluki]

For the record, for reservations cancelled inside of 60 days you can only make a new reservation at 60 days out. I was thinking that it was 90 days for some reason.