max occupancy coronado

[Laurichi]

i seem to recall CS having standard rooms (not casitas)for 5 adults but it is no longer an option.
do any of you know about this?
right now the only.moderates offering rooms for 5 people are POR CB and the cabins at FW.
thanks!!!

 

[Disvillain63]

Not sure any of the moderates are set up for 5 adults. The 5th bed is basically a murphy-type bed and is for a child.

 

[mouse_luv]

No, unless you have a suite, the rooms sleep up to 4 adults. Unless it's a King room which is 2 adults

 

[Laurichi]

we are actually 3 adults 2 kids!
i meant 5 people

 

[Laurichi]

i seem to have seen rooms at coronado for 5!
i was hoping to choose between POR, CB and CS but now its just the first two

 

[Jon81uk]

It doesn't look like Coronado has the murphy bed, so max occupency would be four plus a cot/crib for a baby.
see http://yourfirstvisit.net/2014/11/2...dard-room-at-disneys-coronado-springs-resort/

You might want to switch to Carribean Beach or Port Orleans, both resorts offer some rooms with murphy beds, which are suitable for a child (but maybe not a teenager)
http://yourfirstvisit.net/2014/10/01/review-disneys-caribbean-beach-resort-2/
http://yourfirstvisit.net/2012/11/19/review-port-orleans-riverside-alligator-bayou-rooms/

 

[Laurichi]

thanks my kids are,9 and 6 and on the small side!
POR and CB both seem nice!

 

[righttrack]

There isn't much free floor space at Coronado. I don't know where the rollaway would go. Would have to be a really skinny one.

 

[Laurichi]

from what i have seen...i think POR and CB are nicer anyway! thank you evveryone!

 

[Master Yoda]

Coronado has a number of suites that will accommodate up to 6 people (Parlor, VIP and Executive), but no standard rooms that accommodate more than 4. The suites cost between 2-4 times the rate of a standard room.

 

[Laurichi]

thanks masteryoda!

 

[Laurichi]

It doesn't look like Coronado has the murphy bed, so max occupency would be four plus a cot/crib for a baby.
see http://yourfirstvisit.net/2014/11/2...dard-room-at-disneys-coronado-springs-resort/

You might want to switch to Carribean Beach or Port Orleans, both resorts offer some rooms with murphy beds, which are suitable for a child (but maybe not a teenager)
http://yourfirstvisit.net/2014/10/01/review-disneys-caribbean-beach-resort-2/
http://yourfirstvisit.net/2012/11/19/review-port-orleans-riverside-alligator-bayou-rooms/

your website is so helpful!
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we are actually 6....3 adults..two kids aged 6&9 and baby in crib...this will be our second visit...first tine was suite at A of A and it was great but we want to change!
i think CB has more kid appeal than POR...
if i could..i would go to a deluxe..but we fly from Europe and thats too much!

 

[Master Yoda]

Have you considered 2 rooms at a value resort?

When it comes to kid appeal the value resorts are at the top of the list.

Having 4 beds and 2 bathrooms is a big plus as well.

 

[Laurichi]

thanks but thw only value that appeals to me is the A of A and we have already been there!

 

[daisyduckie]

The problem with standard rooms at both POR and CBR is that you may end up with quite a hike to the themed pool or food court. I think both resorts are very pretty, but dang, if you end up with a room in the outer reaches it can take a bit to go grab a snack.

 

[Laurichi]

Well i'll follow recommendations and try to request rooms in the areas closer to bus stops!