Good afternoon, we had to cancel our original trip for July 3rd and booked a new trip for July 9th - 17th. We used the promo code /link on this forum. The rate was cheaper when I logged in using Google and clicking the “stay and play” rate. It didn’t mention that it cost anything anywhere - that is not the same thing as the membership correct? It knocked about $500 off the rate so I booked but making sure I didn’t accidentally do anything wrong. I also tried searching “stay and play club” on Google and this forum but didn’t see anything. Thanks!
I researched as well and couldn’t find anywhere that it charged you, now or later. Btw I will be there the same date 8 thru 14 and also on the 10th Boobs Cruise. Look forward to meeting you two.
I’ve been trying to figure out what you have to do to get the “Stay and Play” rate as well. Sit through their pitch, or get the discount reversed? I’m naturally suspicious about those kinds of deals that don’t have explanations attached to them.
Stay and Play is their free loyalty program, just sign up with your email address and name. Sort of like if you go on the Hilton or Marriott website, there's the public facing rates, but if you sign up for a free account, you get access to the "members pricing" that's slightly discounted off the public facing rates. I did book our December Miches stay on Stay and Play, emailed the Premier desk to ask them to add my Premier # to the reservation, and the response thus far was, "can't do, against policy". Me: what policy???
Hello, Stay & Play is legit. Like it was mentioned before, it's like getting a discounted price at any company. For instance, I can shop at my local supermarket Giant Eagle. To get their sale prices, I use their club card, which was free to obtain. CVS, Walgreens, and many other places have this kind of set up. Stay and Play is something free you can sign up for. They don't do much other than offer the discount. I don't even get spam emails from them. I believe it is operated by a company called The Guestbook. The Guestbook - Hotel Cash Rewards Program If you book directly from the resort's website and there's a "5% cashback" offer, it'll come from The Guestbook.
