Confused

[walls1999]

We are looking to stay at Boardwalk and I have contacted several people about points. What I want to know is all the fact sheets I have read say that you can get a studio there with a daybed. There are going to be 2 adults and three kids. But, when I look up the points needed it just ask for a studio. Does the studio with daybed cost more or is it just something you ask for when reserving?

 

[Richyams]

The rooms with the daybed are few in number and can not be guaranteed. The occupancy limit for a BWV studio is four plus one child under three in a porta crib......same occupancy limits for the one bedroom.

The daybed is quite small, really only suitable for a four or five year old.

The two bedroom would be perfect for your party size. Two bathrooms, seperate bedroom and a full kitchen make for a very comfortable vacation.

 

[wdwstar]

if your renting points to stay in a dvc home resort , the studio comes with 2 beds, depending which home resort you stay in you either get 2 full/double beds or 1full/double bed and a pull out couch that is the same size as the 1 bed. the studio is a good size four 4 adults or 2 adults and 3 small children. a 1 bedroom you get 1 king bed in a seperate room and a pull out queen couch in the living room/ kitchen area. i hope that helps you decide.

 

[CarolMN]

Just to clarify -

At BWV, the studios all have 1 Queen bed and a full/double sleeper sofa. There is also a Pac 'N Play portable crib in the closet.

There are a limited number of "studio plus" units scattered throughout the resort. These units are often referred to as dedicated studios. The dedicated units do not have a connecting door arrangement to a 1 bedroom unit. Instead, they have a small (approx 5 feet long) daybed in the space that is normally occupied by the connecting doors. As mentioned, there is no guarantee than a request for one of the dedicated studios will be granted. (My understanding from MS is that the room assigners do try to give parties of 5 priority for these units, but that it is not a good idea to count on getting one).

The daybeds are also rather narrow and IMHO, they are only suitable as a bed for a young child. They are not the same size as the daybeds found in the monorail resorts!

Occupancy limits are the same for studios and 1 bedroom units - 4 persons plus a child under 3 (who can use the porta-crib).