Deals for family of five?

[disneygurl_94]

My family's planning to go to Disney World in January of 2008. There are five of us, the ages of our family members then are-2 40 somethings, 1 18 yr old, 1 16 yr old, and 1 13 yr old. If anyone knows of any good deals, please post!!!

 

[GenerationX]

We are also a family of five, but our kids are six years younger than yours. We found the Port-Orleans Riverside resort, the only Moderate that sleeps five, to be an exceptionally good value. However, the trundle bed would be rather small for a 13 year old. The cheapest room on property that sleeps five without a trundle bed would probably be the Contemporary Resort.

As for general deals, you can always check Mouse Savers. Have fun! :wave:

 

[brisem]

Also look at the All Star Suites.

 

[Adreamisawish]

The Fort Wilderness Cabins might be another option for your family.

 

[amykissangel]

I would choose Port Orleans - just bring an air mattress and don't pull out the trundle. Air mattresses are fairly compact, so no matter where you're flying/driving in from, all you need is the pump and mattress. And they're not too expensive either; or maybe your 13yearold is tiny, and they'll fit in the trundle bed

 

[eroyee]

:wave: When you check into all these prices, be sure and check into adjoining rooms at POP or something like that,too.

 

[disneygurl_94]

Thanks everyone!

 

[Highland_Holly]

We recently had a room at AKL that had a queen, a bunk bed and a pull out single (sofa that flipped into a single bed), so we slept 5 EASILY and AKL is cheaper than Contemporary. :^)

 

[coltow]

We recently had a room at AKL that had a queen, a bunk bed and a pull out single (sofa that flipped into a single bed), so we slept 5 EASILY and AKL is cheaper than Contemporary. :^)

My parents did this with my 3 sisters (22,17,16) and it worked out just fine for them. As long as no one wants/expects ANY privacy.

 

[Nemo14]

:wave: When you check into all these prices, be sure and check into adjoining rooms at POP or something like that,too.

Actually, you'd probably want "connecting" rooms. We did this last year when we traveled with our 21-year-oldDD and 16 year-old DS. It seemed to work out well for us, and having 2 bathrooms was a real help!