Dining plan, plus one???

[jessaboo]

I could be in the wrong area, but could you PLEASE help me out in getting ideas?

My family and I are looking at a weeks stay during free dining In October, but there are 5 of us.

Any ideas on how to accommodate a 20 year old into the mix?

Thanks.

 

[crabbygal902]

Hi!

There are several resorts that have rooms that allow 5 people.

I know that the Contemporary, Polynesisan, Boardwalk, Grand Floridian, and Yacht/Beach Club standard rooms accommodate 5 people, All-Star Music has family suites that accommodate 6 people, and Port Orleans Riverside rooms with trundle beds accommodate four people plus one child 9 or under in the trundle bed.

If one person in your party is a child under age 3 who sleeps in a crib, your options open up to just about any standard room on property.

Another (expensive) option is a villa.

Here's a link to WDW room occupancy guidelines:
http://themouseforless.com/tripplanning/resorts/wdwroomoccupancy.shtml

Hope this helps!

 

[Haley]

I'm not sure what you are asking but you can have 5 people on the dining plan - as long as the hotel room accommodates 5.

 

[jessaboo]

I sound dumb now, but we were aiming for the free dining.


My brother is under 3... would that work?

Would he still get the quick service on his key to the world?

 

[emh1129]

If he is under 3, then he would not need a park ticket & would not receive the dining plan. But he would be free and can eat from your plate.
You could also order for him and pay out of pocket for his meal.

Since he is under three, you have more options and can really stay just about anywhere, since they would count him as a baby. My dd is under three, so we can still stay in one room at a value.