Can I book more than one room on the same reservation

[Pucks104]

I am looking at booking a trip next summer for my DH and DGD age 6. We had hoped to have more family join us but schedules don’t work. We have looked at some of the 2 bedroom
Villas. We are hoping to add free dining with a bounceback offer when we are at WDW next month. So Bay Lake and Grand Floridian won’t work. DH’s work has him on a schedule of going to bed at 3:00am and getting up about 10:00. He won’t keep that schedule but going to bed about 8:00 with granddaughter won’t work. She is use to sleeping in her own room so I don’t think she will sleep well in the room with her Grandpa when he is still up watching TV or reading. Anyway I think 2 rooms or 2 bedrooms would work best. If I decided on connecting rooms can I book that online or would I have to call. Should I just share a room with DGD and let DH have his own room? I really am not sure how to make this work?

 

[Luvs Mickey]

You can book more than one room on one reservation. If you wait to book rooms with the bounce back offer next month I think you can book up to three rooms. I don’t know if 2 BR villas are included in the current BB.

If you book two separate rooms, connecting rooms are a request, not a guarantee.

 

[Disney_Alli]

What about doing a family suite - I believe the ones at the All Stars are usually included in such offers...

 

[Dave006]

If I decided on connecting rooms can I book that online or would I have to call. Should I just share a room with DGD and let DH have his own room? I really am not sure how to make this work?

You can't book connecting rooms. Connecting rooms is just a request and not a confirmed booking category or option regardless of what a CM may tell you.

I would second the recommendation of @Disney_Alli to look a the Family suites at the value resorts as they provide private spaces for both your DH & DGD.

Dave