Bachelorette in Disney

[Taylor Hunter]

Hey everyone!! I am a HUGE Disney fanatic and I am having my Bachelorette party in Disney this October 26-29! We will have 10 girls total and are looking for places to stay ON-SITE if possible! Right now we have booked the Art of Animation because of the family room and the Little mermaid room hold the perfect amount! However, we were going to do 2 nights on site and then a hotel but I really want to stay ON-SITE the whole time....this will add up to costing everyone $50 more per person and I don't want to do that to my girls! Any suggestions??? Also, please send any ideas of what we need to do while we are there!! We are so so so excited!

 

[HopperFan]

Hey everyone!! I am a HUGE Disney fanatic and I am having my Bachelorette party in Disney this October 26-29! We will have 10 girls total and are looking for places to stay ON-SITE if possible! Right now we have booked the Art of Animation because of the family room and the Little mermaid room hold the perfect amount! However, we were going to do 2 nights on site and then a hotel but I really want to stay ON-SITE the whole time....this will add up to costing everyone $50 more per person and I don't want to do that to my girls! Any suggestions??? Also, please send any ideas of what we need to do while we are there!! We are so so so excited!

You have posted this in the OFF-Site Hotel forum. Since you haven't mentioned off-site and you are planning on-site you need to post in the Disney Resorts forum.

 

[spiceycat]

you can look at Disney springs - www.disneyspringshotels.com

not sure if you can find anything for 10 people for just one room.

you can do a DVC villa - problem is the 2-bedrooms have a max of 9 - and you don't want to spend the money for a 3-bedroom villa - they are way more expensive.
OKW, SSR, AKV - might be your cheaper options if you rent from a DVC member instead of WDW. BLT, PV&B, BCV and GFV are closer to the action - either MK or Epcot.

 

[coast2coastmickey]

I mean...I get it...on-site bubble and all that...but everyone will probably be way more comfortable if you rented a house. You can get a 5 bedroom house for $250/night. 3-4 bathrooms will be way better than 2 bathrooms for that many people.

That way, everyone gets a bed, reasonable access to a bathroom, plus...space!

Splitting into 3 uber/lyft cars or 2 uberxl/lyftxl to get to and from the parks will not cost much, especially if you choose a house that's close to Disney.

Weddings and the fun stuff that goes with it can get expensive, and I think you'll come across better to your friends/family if you say "let's stay in this awesome house for less money than we planned" as opposed to "let's cram into very small hotel rooms and everyone gets to pay more for the privilege." People are already spending more to attend your wedding, no matter what, why ask them to pay more?

 

[DisneyFansInNYC]

I would look to rent DVC points - there are several DVC suites that fit 12. Or wait for the discounts for the fall and see what rooms you can get at a moderate - and request adjoining rooms.