Travelling from Calgary and Toronto in same hotel?

[e36bmw///]

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[szw]

Are you asking if people from Toronto and Calgary are allowed to stay in the same hotel???

[gqmw]

of course it is possible...you book the same hotel :rofl:
if you want to sleep with her...then you book the same room...

[e36bmw///]

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[gpomp]

nope

[dannie]

Um..... I'm confused. You and your girlfriend want to stay in the same hotel room somewhere??

One of you book the hotel with expedia or travelocity or whatever and book it for one room with two occupants.

[jdmakkord]

If its domestic, call westjet vacations. Its a simple deviation. Air from two different cities, and a hotel together. 1877-737-7001

[Supa Dexta]

Only one person has to book a room.. :confused: The the other person shows up, walks in and undresses.

[autumnrain]

no you can't if your talking about booking a package. (you have to have same departure city) but if you want to book the flight separetely fromt he hotel then yes it is

[Ice712]

Is she a midget?

Cuz if she is you better make sure that hotel is outfitted with those midget aids that Matt Rolloff sells.

[snowboard]

Originally posted by Ice712
Is she a midget?

Cuz if she is you better make sure that hotel is outfitted with those midget aids that Matt Rolloff sells.

haha
like the "how to get out of a drunk driving charge cause your a midget" book?

is this your online Girlfreng?

[Ice712]

Not to go off topic but I can't stand his wife.

I'd like to shove her in a barrel with a couple of cats and roll her down a monster hill.

[2002civic]

are you retarded?:banghead:

[e36bmw///]

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[2002civic]

one books it, the other shows up, christ:banghead: :rofl:

[Ntense_SpecV]

Originally posted by e36bmw///
she is flying back to t.o from calgary, and we want to meet in cabos
stay in the same room..

Like it was already mentioned only 1 of you book the hotel room and specify that there will be 2 occupants and 1 of you do NOT book the hotel room and just show up and check in...this really isn't as hard as you are making it out to be.

[jus_sum_guy]

Originally posted by e36bmw///
she is flying back to t.o from calgary, and we want to meet in cabos
stay in the same room..

Are you booking air and hotel seperately or as an all-inclusive package?

[ExtraSlow]

Fail.

[sputnik]

Perhaps it would be best for both vacations to be booked by one travel agent.

They should be able to work it out for you.

Worst case on of you flies to the other city and both depart from the same airport.

[dannie]

How about instead of making us all guess on your plans, you detail the scenario.

IE: I am wanting to meet my wife in Cabos for a holiday and I am leaving from Calgary and she is leaving from Toronto. We are both going back to our respective cities after the trip. How would I go about booking a vacation package for both of us?

SIMPLE!!!!!

Geez.... Give us your plans and we can give you defined answers
:banghead: :banghead:

[hampstor]

Originally posted by e36bmw///
Is that possible somehow?

Im leaving from calgary and she is from toronto
We want to be in the same hotel, is that possible?

Asking a question and leaving out important information on beyond.ca results in very funny replies :rofl:

[jdmakkord]

Originally posted by autumnrain
no you can't if your talking about booking a package. (you have to have same departure city) but if you want to book the flight separetely fromt he hotel then yes it is

Ummm wrong! Some tour operators have no problem with deviated flights in a package...ie westjet vacations. Others charge a fee, or don't do them at all.

[Nufy]

Originally posted by e36bmw///
Is that possible somehow?

Im leaving from calgary and she is from toronto
We want to be in the same hotel, is that possible?


Translated:

I'm meeting a 16 year old from Toronto in Cabo
to teabag her and take pics for my friends.

Can we check into a hotel and not use our real names ???

[badatusrnames]

Did anyone see the episode where they went on a boat cruise in the the Caribbean?

+1 To not being able to stand the wife...

[RATM]

hahahhahahahahahahahahahaha

[Grogador]

you give BMW drivers a bad name

:nut:

[Super_Geo]

Did you write this post while on shrooms or something? You got your point across with a few clarification posts, but dude here's how it originally comes off...


Originally posted by e36bmw///

1. Travelling from Calgary and Toronto in same hotel?
2. Is that possible somehow?
3. Im leaving from calgary and she is from toronto
4. We want to be in the same hotel, is that possible?

1. Traveling... from Calgary AND Toronto, ok so you're leaving two cities at once... while staying in a hotel. I don't know how you would leave two cities at the same time while staying in a hotel.

2. Is that possible somehow? No...

3. You're leaving from Calgary, ok, check. She is from Toronto... ok?? Is she also leaving from Toronto, or is she from Toronto but flying out of Timbuktu?

4. Are there laws saying that someone traveling out of Calgary cannot be in the same hotel as someone who is from Toronto? I don't believe there are.

[Amysicle]

Originally posted by dannie
How about instead of making us all guess on your plans, you detail the scenario.

IE: I am wanting to meet my wife in Cabos for a holiday and I am leaving from Calgary and she is leaving from Toronto. We are both going back to our respective cities after the trip. How would I go about booking a vacation package for both of us?

SIMPLE!!!!!

Geez.... Give us your plans and we can give you defined answers
:banghead: :banghead: :werd: I thought this guy was wondering if there were any hotels that move around like cruise ships.

[BlackArcher101]

Wait, how old is this girl? Did you meet her on the net?

[Ajay]

Originally posted by Amysicle
:werd: I thought this guy was wondering if there were any hotels that move around like cruise ships.


:rofl:

That's kind of funny cause when I first read the title I thought a similar thing.

Time travel and moving buildings haven't been invented as far as I know.