HUSH!!!!!!!!!!!
Don't say that.
But now that you said it ........... I'm going to say they won't (just my opinion).
A huge chunk of change is made from groups; sports groups, dance groups, BTG groups (see below where they cater to them) .... and they truly need to be in regular guest rooms. If for nothing else those murphy beds will be broken left and right, the tables for sure will be damaged and they won't be able to keep up with maintenance on those rooms. Having stayed (unfortunately) among the BTG ....... you wouldn't believe what happens in those rooms. It would be in Disney's best interest to keep those beds as secure as they can, simple and less mechanics.
Maybe they are trying to set POP aside from your average value just like AoA is, maybe they are trying to raise the prices on POP to be more in line with AoA rooms by providing a Queen Bed and the "studio" option .... maybe there is a motive here beyond what we are seeing. Hey maybe they will not let groups stay there anymore, that is a positive.
Two years in a row I was stuck in middle even though I requested the opposite side of resort, and asked to be moved once I was in, they refused. Why? Are you ready? "By law we must mix families in with groups." It was a nightmare. Security came out multiple times and stood there and watched the chaos. They were banging on my door and windows. One night I went to the room below me and banged on their door. Four boys - claimed it was not them and the kids in room around behind them was problem. I went there. At this point three kids kicking and banging on door while security was on the ground looking other way. A room with all the furniture stacked against wall, mattresses upright, around 15 kids in there. They ran off and door opened to kids who had been yelling in english claiming they didn't speak it. I called them out and told them they better knock if off. That night got quieter but it was day 4 of this. The next day I found one of their tour guides (With BTG, they are not chaperones only tour guides who vanish at the hotels) and told her I was not going to tolerate it. That Disney security was doing nothing so ........ since I now felt unsafe in my hotel room I was going to call the POLICE department and have them show up. Was quiet after that night but trip ruined. Next year the "noise" was down late at night (they had extra security and I had talked to them on arrival of my expectations) but the pool, food court and buses unusable ...... so the next year I moved off site cancelling my reservation and telling them why.
Calling on your phone takes you to a call center, forget it. Walk to the front desk, tell them what happened, ask for a manager and tell them you will be calling the POLICE if it continues. They need to control their guests or take care of you. Also on returning home you need to write Disney, give details especially your location and if you know any group names, take pictures of their backpacks etc. Was told if enough complaints come in on a group whether hotel or parks, then they don't let them come back. While kids move to another tour group, they don't want to be banned as it's big cash cow. They may send guides who will keep control.