Best option for six people?

[6loversofdisney]

All advice appreciated

 

[Darthbane2007]

Anything really. Do you have a budget in mind?

 

[katherine52478]

How many adults and how many children? What are the ages of the children? Are you looking for 1 room/suite or multiple rooms? How many days?

 

[Stargellstars]

Art of Animation or All Star Music Suites would be a good option for you!

 

[6loversofdisney]

2 adults
4 kids
Age 22, 20, 16 14
One of them boy so five beds would be best. The cheaper the better.

 

[SG131]

Budget friendly, All Star Music suites would be your best option. Then only two kids will have to share a bed. At AOA you will only have 3 sleep surfaces which I'm guessing is less than ideal with one boy and three girls.

 

[Gentry2004]

2 adults
4 kids
Age 22, 20, 16 14
One of them boy so five beds would be best. The cheaper the better.

With these ages, I'd probably do 2 rooms at Pop or All Star. The sofa bed and murphy bed in AoA suites are both small doubles, not even queens.

 

[sponica]

I'd do two rooms, gets you 4 sleeping spaces and 2 bathrooms. You can always bring an air mattress if someone doesn't want to bed share.

 

[stinkpickle]

I would do two rooms at an All Star resort, too.

 

[Lynne M]

In Disney's terms, your party is 4 adults and two kids. I'd also go with two rooms at a value; that will be your most cost-effective option at a Disney resort. When dividing up your group, keep in mind that there's an additional per-night charge for more than two adults booked into a room, so make it two adults on each room's reservation.

 

[Scubadaddy32]

In Disney's terms, your party is 4 adults and two kids. I'd also go with two rooms at a value; that will be your most cost-effective option at a Disney resort. When dividing up your group, keep in mind that there's an additional per-night charge for more than two adults booked into a room, so make it two adults on each room's reservation.

Actually, in Disney terms she has nothing but adults. 10+ is an adult to them! haha

 

[Stargellstars]

Make sure to request connecting rooms when/if you book two rooms. We had two connecting rooms at All Star Sports several years ago for 5 of us. Having the second bathroom really helped!

 

[SG131]

Actually, in Disney terms she has nothing but adults. 10+ is an adult to them! haha

Well 10 is an adult for dining and tickets. But as far as room occupancy, it is 18.

 

[Deb & Bill]

Book a two bedroom DVC villas. Beds for at least eight, some nine.

Actually, in Disney terms she has nothing but adults. 10+ is an adult to them! haha

10+ is a guest 10 years or older, not an adult. An adult is 18 or older. Other guests are under three and three to nine.

 

[Forevermarypoppins]

All advice appreciated

2 standard rooms at a Value Resort
Everyone gets a real bed, although 2 will be shared but you get 2 bathrooms.
Parents and son#2 / 3 females in #2

 

[Gentry2004]

Book a two bedroom DVC villas. Beds for at least eight, some nine.

10+ is a guest 10 years or older, not an adult. An adult is 18 or older. Other guests are under three and three to nine.

The original poster said "the cheaper the better." A two-bedroom DVC, even on rented points, is definitely not her cheapest option.

 

[DisneyGirlMI]

What about a cabin at Fort Wilderness? Those sleep 6. It has a queen, two bunk bases and a queen size sleeper sofa. Plus you would have a kitchen as well. Might be cheaper than two rooms.

 

[olecow]

We have a family of five with kids ages 12, 18 and 21 and we're doing two rooms at POP on our next trip. It's not the cheapest option but it's competitive and with the refurbished rooms at POP everyone gets a queen bed. The two bathrooms is almost a must for out family as well.

 

[Deb & Bill]

The original poster said "the cheaper the better." A two-bedroom DVC, even on rented points, is definitely not her cheapest option.

The title was best option for six people. They might think it over and decide a two bedroom villa would be their best option. No harm in giving them ideas to research.

 

[kaytieeldr]

The sofa bed and murphy bed in AoA suites are both small doubles, not even queens.

Well, truly - they're regular/standard size double/full beds, not small doubles

Actually, in Disney terms she has nothing but adults. 10+ is an adult to them! haha

Ten-17 isn't adult in terms of hotel rooms.

Make sure to request connecting rooms when/if you book two rooms. We had two connecting rooms at All Star Sports several years ago for 5 of us. Having the second bathroom really helped!

Request, sure - but this party makeup is probably least likely to have a connecting request accommodated. Four adults and two children? Not saying it wouldn't happen, but unlikely.