Family of 6

[jepp24]

Are Disney hotel staff strict about room occupancy rules if our family of six books a room for five and only lists four kids and one adult, understanding that one person wouldn’t receive official guest perks?

 

[nickys]

Yes. If you’re found out you’ll either have to pay for another room or be trespassed from the property.

If one of the children is under 3 they don’t count for occupancy but still need to be included.

There are family suites at All Stats Music and AoA that sleep 6. Or 2 connecting rooms (not guaranteed) would be your best bet.

 

[JMcMahonEsq]

Yes, it can be an occupancy and health and safety issue. Not a lot of flexibility if you are noticed, and do you really want to be "hiding" having that stress across your entire trip?

 

[Tigger&Pooh]

The occupancy rules are based on fire code. You really don't want to get messed up by that. One child under age 3 is not counted towards occupancy. So unless you have a little one, I strongly suggest booking a family suite or 2 rooms and request connecting.

The non-guest would not be included for:

• early entry
• extended evening hours
• 7-day advanced booking of LL
• charging to the room
• dining plan
• free waterpark on arrival day this summer
• possibly transportation issues if restrictions are in place