Do infants count towards room capacity?

[EatMoreVeg]

Does anyone know if infants count towards room capacity? For example, if a studio sleeps 4, can you book 4 + an infant? TIA!

 

[Disneycouple99]

Yes, 4 plus one under 3

 

[marcyleecorgan]

of course they do!

 

[SteveMouse]

And +1 means +1, not +2

 

[Sandisw]

And to add, you can only have one under 3 count as the extra..

So, if occupancy is 4, then it’s 4 plus one under 3. If you have 2 under 3, one of them counts as part of the 4.

 

[SteveMouse]

And +1 means +1, not +2

 

[EatMoreVeg]

And to add, you can only have one under 3 count as the extra..

So, if occupancy is 4, then it’s 4 plus one under 3. If you have 2 under 3, one of them counts as part of the 4.

And +1 means +1, not +2

Yes, 4 plus one under 3

of course they do!

Thanks all!

 

[_auroraborealis_]

As I like to say, no octuplets.

 

[Cabius]

As I like to say, no octuplets.

With 8 kids under 3 at WDW, you'd need three rooms: two with one parent and 4 babies, and a third one just to store your Xanax.

 

[_auroraborealis_]

With 8 kids under 3 at WDW, you'd need three rooms: two with one parent and 4 babies, and a third one just to store your Xanax.

I'd actually suggest the third room be the nanny and 2-3 kids. Split the kids into three rooms with an adult assigned to each.

And don't tell me no nanny because NANNY.