EA6100 AC1200 Blocking Guest internet access during specific times?

I see that you can disable guest internet access for specific times but only for specific devices. What I want to do is turn off Guest access for all devices during specific times.
I am using this in an environment where I will have different guests at different times with different devices and can't go in to block each one each time.

I think your only option at this time is to manually disable the Guest Wireless network when wanted.
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Looking for similar setup as in Hotels, Guest are provided with username/password with time duration to access internet and limit the download speed.
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We got WLC 4420 ----- Do you mean a 4402-xx
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Meme,
A nice touch, and one that made me choose one small hotel over another when I used to travel a lot.
I can't give a complete solution, but I can give you bits of info, which others will also do.
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