Children Under 3

[sap1227]

We stayed in a dedicated 2 bedroom this week and there was 2 Pack and Plays (one in each bedroom). What is the official stand on children under 3? Is it 1 per villa or 1 per room. I hope this does not turn into a debate, I am just curious. I thought the rule was 1 per villa, but the extra pack and play made me wonder.

Thanks!
Christy

 

[PamOKW]

The wording is X number per Y accomodation plus a child under 3. However, it's been pointed out before that sometimes a 2 bedroom is really a one bedroom and a studio (not a dedicated) and you'll find the two pack and plays. The arguement has been made that this would mean 2 children under 3. I think having the two "beds" available would also confirm this. In a dedicated unit or a Grand Villa the 2 pack and plays wouldn't be in the room and I'm not sure whether or not they would be provided. You'd have to check MS ahead of time.

 

[Disney Doll]

It seems to me that if I have a 2BR unit, then I could accomodate 2 children under the age of 3...one in each "side" of the unit.

 

[sap1227]

Pam
We were in a dedicated, and there was a pack and play in the closet of EACH bedrooms. That is was peaked my interest.
Thanks for the input.

 

[DisneyPhD]

It would seem to me that it accomodates as many children as you have that are under 3. (for example people have been known to have twins, triplets and children 9 months apart all under 3.) You would have to request more, but I can't see Disney not allowing guests with multiple children under 3. I think they just put one pack and play in each room because that is most "normal" amount needed.

Now only have one child under 3 I have never tested this. For me one is enough, but that is just my family!!!!! Personally I wouldn't want to have 4 adults in a one bedroom, and 3 babys, but if that is what your family is, I don't see how they can't allow it.