Can chalets in one Blue View group booking have different dates?

Since any chalets can be booked together when the dates are free, and each one is reserved from its own calendar, nothing ties two chalets to the same arrival day. A grandparent couple can take Vista from Wednesday, the main family Aurora from Friday, and both leave Monday.

The constraints are per chalet. Each booking needs at least two nights, follows the 4:00 pm check-in and 11:00 am check-out, and has to be free on its calendar for the whole stay. Staggering dates can actually make a pair easier to find: if Luna is taken Thursday night but free from Friday, a family that arrives Friday can still have it, as the live availability answer explains.

One rule shapes a staggered plan. The occupancy policy allows only registered overnight guests on the property and prohibits day visitors. A household whose booking starts Friday is not a registered guest of the property on Thursday, so it should not drop in on Thursday evening to see the early arrivals. The same applies in reverse when one chalet checks out earlier than the other.

In practice, groups meet away from the chalets on the off days: in Blue Mountain Village, at a restaurant or on the hill. It is also worth telling the early household which chalet is theirs and which is not yet, so nobody lets themselves into the wrong one before its check-in. See friends visiting the chalet.

Separate dates mean separate bookings, which fits households that pay for their own chalet (see booking per family). Full payment is due at booking, and the cancellation tiers apply to each reservation on its own arrival date, so a household arriving a day later has its 30-day and 14-day marks a day later too.

Keep a simple table for the group: chalet, household, arrival day, departure day, and who paid. It answers the questions the group chat will ask, from who has the hot tub on Thursday to whose car can use which spaces on Friday night.