Top MLB Prospect Had a Hard Time Getting a Hotel Room Because of His Age and Fans Had Jokes

MLB’s top prospect Jackson Holliday earned a huge call-up this week when the Orioles promoted him to Triple-A this week at just 19 years old, but that didn’t come without one obstacle.

Since Holliday is still just a teenager, he had quite the issue booking a hotel room in Norfolk, Va., on Monday night, per The Virginian-Pilot’s David Hall. All the prospect was trying to do was get a room to prepare for his call-up in Norfolk, where the Orioles’ Triple-A Tide play.

Holliday eventually booked a room after talking “his way into” it at the unknown hotel. It will be quite the story to tell.

Social media couldn’t help but post funny reactions to this note on Tuesday. Here are some of the best reactions.

Jackson Holliday trying to check in to his hotel pic.twitter.com/csNbW7eZzC

— The Verge- An Orioles MiLB Podcast (@BSLOnTheVerge) September 5, 2023

Jackson Holliday trying to check into a hotel: pic.twitter.com/tYOn9p4XJM

— LumpyOatmealGaming (@LumpyOatmealTTV) September 5, 2023

I’m hearing from sources that this is how they were able to get Jackson Holliday a room last night. pic.twitter.com/3s83y8fhAF

— Zach Bollinger (@zachbollinger18) September 5, 2023

They thought he was pulling a Kevin McCallister from Home Alone. https://t.co/VyBo1VqVP2

— Barstool Are Dee Tee (@editti22) September 5, 2023

“This is Matt Holiday, the FAAATHER. I’d like an extra large room, a tv, and one of those little refrigerators you have to open with a key.

Credit card?!? You’ve got it!” https://t.co/2A6ddzFFj8

— Give That Fan A Contract! (@GiveEmAContract) September 5, 2023

Amazing… I heard he just learned how to ride a bike last week! https://t.co/wp3MRl4RJG

— J K (@KERRensy) September 5, 2023

https://t.co/1Ib6uPnYnp pic.twitter.com/Uad2HJVxyE

— Bird’s Eye View - O's Pod ⚾️ 🎙️ (@BirdsEyeViewBal) September 5, 2023

The 19-year-old will make his Triple-A debut on Tuesday night for the Tides. He’s posted a .338 career batting average in the minor leagues across 127 games after being the No. 1 pick in the 2022 MLB draft, with 11 home runs and 27 stolen bases.