1. Orlando Resort and Spa had a contract with Disney World. It paid Disney World $5,000 a month and in return Resort guests could get tickets to Disney World at a discount price. Tom booked a room for his family at Resort by Internet without knowledge of this arrangement. He only learned of it when he arrived and checked in. When Tom took his family to Disney World the next day he was denied entrance for the discount price and told he had to pay the regular admission price because Resort had defaulted on its monthly payments. If Tom sues Resort:
   1. He will win because he was an intended third-party beneficiary of the Resort-Disney contract.
   2. He will lose because Resort had a right to rescind the Resort-Disney contract.
   3. He will lose because the hotel guests were donee beneficiaries of the Resort-Disneyntract.
   4. He will lose because he did not detrimentally rely on the Resort-Disney contract when he booked his room