5 people - 1 room question

[Good Morning Dewdrop]

Quick question - a friend of mine is thinking about a trip to Disney. They have 5 people total (husband, wife, 2 kids - I think they're 4 and 7 and an infant -less than a year old).

I know Value rooms are for 4 people but does the infant count as a person (ie making 5) or does he 'not count' (I'm talking officially no rule breaking) until he's 3?

Thanks!

 

[vicki_c]

A child under 3 does not count towards the room occupancy limit.

If a family has more than 1 child under 3, only 1 doesn't count towards the limit - the others do.

 

[Good Morning Dewdrop]

Thank you!

So if I understand this correctly - they could all stay in a 'standard' value room (not a suite) without breaking any rules.....? Cost is a factor in their possible trip so I'm trying to help out a bit (I just have a little family of 3 so this is uncharted territory for us).

 

[mickeynut1]

So if I understand this correctly - they could all stay in a 'standard' value room (not a suite) without breaking any rules.....?

Yes .

 

[HNT2419]

Just wanted to add, we did this last year, and it was totally doable for my family. We just put the pack in play in between the beds.

 

[figment_jii]

Just a note, the infant might not count against maximum occupancy limits for the hotel room, but be sure to include the little one in dining ADRs.