LauraJeremy
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There will be 9 of us traveling and our thoughts were to have 5 in one room and 4 in the other--Does anyone know if this is allowed?
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Yellow Shoes
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OK--need lots more information here.
Where are you staying?
5 people are allowed in Beach Club/Yacht Club, Polynesian, Contemporary, Grand Floridian, & Boardwalk. These rooms have 2 Queen beds and a day bed.
Port Orleans Riverside has 2 double beds and a trundle. A short adult might be OK on the trundle, but it is probably best to put a child there.
Disney charges extra for more than 2 adults per room (I want to say $15, but it might be $25).
The other resorts are built for 4 people. If the 5th person is a child under 3, there is no problem. You can request a crib.
Where are you staying?
5 people are allowed in Beach Club/Yacht Club, Polynesian, Contemporary, Grand Floridian, & Boardwalk. These rooms have 2 Queen beds and a day bed.
Port Orleans Riverside has 2 double beds and a trundle. A short adult might be OK on the trundle, but it is probably best to put a child there.
Disney charges extra for more than 2 adults per room (I want to say $15, but it might be $25).
The other resorts are built for 4 people. If the 5th person is a child under 3, there is no problem. You can request a crib.
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djmatthews
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Have you looked into the price for a villa such, such as the BWV or OKW may this work out cheaper?
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