Hard Rock Hotel

[Jake S]

"Well friends the global economy is destroyed, but at least I finally scored a moderate discount on an expensive hotel room next to a theme park!"

 

[Universal 4 Life]

My intention was not to trivialize or downplay current events, I am struggling to afford current prices so I'm looking for a silver lining in all of this insanity. I too am experiencing significant losses like most, your sarcastic comment was unnecessary.

 

[Captain Spaulding]

"Well friends the global economy is destroyed, but at least I finally scored a moderate discount on an expensive hotel room next to a theme park!"

"Destroyed" is a bit much, no? There is a lot of "Uncertainty" as said, but we have a few month to go before anyone can say it's destroyed. Even Ford CEO said they have plenty of inventory now that they are not raising prices right away, then next few months will dictate a lot.

 

[Mad Dog]

Difficult time to open a new park. Fortunately, it appears that Epic is so good that it might transcend what's happening. But, it might be tougher for the rest of the resort, and WDW.

 

[Jake S]

I was using hyperbole for comedic effect. we laugh to keep from crying.

 

[Skold]

We usually do a split stay starting with Hard Rock and then going to CBBR/Aventura/Sapphire/etc.

This time with Epic, we did HRH, Stella Nova, then CBBR.

When I asked HRH luggage services about luggage transfer to SN, they said they do not do that to due to the new hotels. I told them they did for us last time to Aventura, but not going to the new campus makes a little sense. No, they said, they were told not to transfer luggage at all. A higher up told them that they have to treat all of the hotels the same and the new ones are off limits.

Now, don't get me wrong, this wasn't from a bartender, but that is what they told me.

 

[amar831]

Planning on having brunch at The Kitchen on August 31st (Labor day weekend). Does anyone know how full the Sunday brunch usually gets?

 

[Brian G.]

The Hard Rock Hotel at Universal Orlando has announced they have completed a $40 million multi-year renovation to the hotel, which includes debuting newly renovated guest rooms and suites.

Hard Rock Hotel at Universal Orlando completes $40 million hotel-wide renovation; including newly-renovated guest rooms and suites - Inside Universal

The Hard Rock Hotel at Universal Orlando has announced they have completed a $40 million multi-year renovation to the hotel, which includes debuting newly

www.insideuniversal.net

 

[HHN Maddux]

The Hard Rock Hotel at Universal Orlando has announced they have completed a $40 million multi-year renovation to the hotel, which includes debuting newly renovated guest rooms and suites.

Hard Rock Hotel at Universal Orlando completes $40 million hotel-wide renovation; including newly-renovated guest rooms and suites - Inside Universal

The Hard Rock Hotel at Universal Orlando has announced they have completed a $40 million multi-year renovation to the hotel, which includes debuting newly

www.insideuniversal.net

Hm, not sure if I like it. It almost looks like the same 'chrome' look most hotels are getting now.

 

[MrRoamer]

Very happy they got rid of the blood splatter mirrors. Those things always confused me to know end

 

[Skold]

Staying at HRH as the second part of a split stay with Stella. Checked in at 7:15 am to get Express Pass and the room was ready! Unexpected, we still had to go back to get luggage, but neat. But rope drop first.

Rope drop is pretty unfair between the Express Pass and the AP entrance.

We did Hagrids x 2, Velocicoaster x 2, and FJ by 9!

Sorry, not sorry, I guess?

 

[Captain Spaulding]

That's a rare treat with such an early room being ready, Awesome!
Even when I have Express I don't like that it is available during EPA.
Without Express, and no breakdowns, it's pretty easy to do Hagrids x 1, Velocicoaster x 2 or 3, and FJ single rider before 9, then a Hogs Head Beer!

 

[Universal 4 Life]

Originally booked Hard Rock back in May for 7days in mid August for $3900. Just looked now and it basically an even $3000. $900 drop is pretty significant. Any reason behind the drop? Curious if anyone knows a reason.

 

[Mad Dog]

Originally booked Hard Rock back in May for 7days in mid August for $3900. Just looked now and it basically an even $3000. $900 drop is pretty significant. Any reason behind the drop? Curious if anyone knows a reason.

Demand pricing at the on site hotels changes constantly. Demand has been soft, it appears. Attendance at WDW and Universal seems to be under projections since the busy Easter weeks.

 

[Touchdown]

Was just here, as good as always, enjoy the discount!