help! 6 in a room!

[siestaclaud]

We are a family of 6. Originally only 3 of the kids were going and now my oldest is going too. We have a deluxe room booked at HR. How do I get 6 room keys? Is this even possible? I would hate to have to book another room just for one more person. Any suggestions for a solution here?

Thanks

[tricky1]

I am pretty sure 5 is the limit per room, no exceptions.

[goofy!]

I am pretty sure 5 is the limit per room, no exceptions.

Tricky1 is correct. There is a max limit of 5 per room.

OP - I know you don't want to hear this, but unless one of your kids is an infant, you are going to need to get that second room :sad1:

[4greatboys]

Tricky1 is correct. There is a max limit of 5 per room.

OP - I know you don't want to hear this, but unless one of your kids is an infant, you are going to need to get that second room :sad1:


Actually even if the kid is an infant Universal will have you book a second room. They don't do the kids under 2 thing like Disney does.

We are a family of 6 and have always had to book 2 rooms there.

[macraven]

due to the fire codes, only 5 per room and no exceptions.

you will need to get 2 rooms if you have 6 in your group.

[vellamint]

So sad....its true....one extra person = one more room. I soooo hope this is worth the expense because we are finally taking the plunge this trip.

[4greatboys]

So sad....its true....one extra person = one more room. I soooo hope this is worth the expense because we are finally taking the plunge this trip.


While I never liked the extra expense I did like the extra room. I'm not sure about the ages in your family but I have 2 older boys and 2 younger ones. So the teens could stay up late watching tv, talking or whatever and in the other room we could put the little ones to bed.

[Lucky'sMom]

our family size went from 5 to 7 this year with the recent adoption of 2 boys...so we had to book 2 rooms at RPR. The price is painful, but the FOTL is so worth it!

[goofy!]

Actually even if the kid is an infant Universal will have you book a second room. They don't do the kids under 2 thing like Disney does.

We are a family of 6 and have always had to book 2 rooms there.

Yup, and a huge DUH. Have no idea why I typed the infant thing.

[4greatboys]

Yup, and a huge DUH. Have no idea why I typed the infant thing.


Wishful thinking ;)

[goofy!]

Wishful thinking ;)

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[happymommy]

Sorry - had to reply. I can't possibly imagine spending a vacation with 6 people in one bedroom and one bathroom. That is no vacation. I'd rather stay at home! The last time we shared a room with our two kids (spring break 2007 at Disney's AKL) we had a room with bunk beds. My DH and I said never again - for our cruise we booked two rooms (connecting) and thank goodness it was only $100 more than one room! If money is an issue and you have that many, maybe a house or condo close by is better.

[loveysbydesign]

Just wondering which onsite place you'd recommend for a family of 5...kids ages 9,6 and 1!

[macraven]

Just wondering which onsite place you'd recommend for a family of 5...kids ages 9,6 and 1!

how much space do you want to have?

pbh has the largest rooms on site.

i have stayed at all the hotels and think rph would be tight for 5 people when you start to consider your luggage storage in the room

[4greatboys]

Just wondering which onsite place you'd recommend for a family of 5...kids ages 9,6 and 1!

I think a deluxe room at the HRH would be good. It's larger than the standard rooms and they have a pull out sofa (that was actually confortable!).

[calgarygary]

Deluxe at HRH or PBH are larger and would be better for a family of 5.

[CarltonFamily5]

Just wondering which onsite place you'd recommend for a family of 5...kids ages 9,6 and 1!

If you can afford it, go for a kids suite at HRH. We have 3 kids, 8, 5 and 3 and the kidssuite is awesome for us and we love the extra sofa, chair, etc at the HRH that the PBH and RPH dont have.

HTH!
Robin