Children in Rooms?

[Dimplenose]

I'm thinking of staying one night at RPR for the front of line priviledges. When I look at the Lowes booking request online the number of adults is required but not the children. If I just put 2 for myself and DH will there be problems when 4 of us turn up (DS 14 and DD 11)?

I'm reluctant to phone my booking as I am in UK.

Libby

 

[JessicaR]

I always wondered why they did that and always forget to question it. I have made my reservations online lots of times. What I do is book the room with 2 beds and 2 Adults and then at the bottom where it asks for comments. I add that there are 2 children and anything else I want to request.

 

[Dimplenose]

Thanks for your reply. I'll use the comment box too and book online.

Libby

 

[mill4023]

Is there anywhere on the Loews site that actually says what the occupancy limit is and if children under a certain age count towards that?
We have 4 kids, but the youngest is only 2. I know this is fine for Disney rooms that say they hold 5, because under 3 doesn't count. But what about Universal hotels?

What if a couple with 4 older kids booked online and only had to list the number of adults, then showed up and were told they couldn't stay in the room? Or what if they couldn't get room keys for Express for all 4 kids. This seems like it could cause some unhappy guests.

 

[FreeTime]

I am interested in this as well. I am considering staying offsite because I may (not sure if the kid relative is coming yet) have 3 kids all under 7 with me and 3 adults. I don't want to stay with 6 in the room, but on the site am unable to find how many the sweets or villa type rooms sleep. What if the extra kid comes and I show up with too many people and there is not another room available? Will we get a refund?