Family of 5

[disneynewbee]

Do any of the ships have rooms that accommodate a family of 5? We've done one Disney cruise and had to get two rooms. We requested they be together and they could not accommodate us. Our kids are 7-13 so that means my husband and I having to split up.

 

[MomtoBJSF]

Yes, we are doing a Deluxe family ocean view room that accommodate 5 people for our cruise in July. Our first cruise we requested two connected room , the rooms were great, the kids were in one room and we were in one room, I would not have booked a cruise splitting my family up, my kids are so little
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[Spart02]

Yes, all 4 Disney ships have rooms that can accommodate 5 people, however, availability could be an issue if you book last-minute.

 

[Weedy]

Disney has cabins that sleep 5 as well as connecting cabins. You should try and book as earliest as possible to get one/ both of these cabins.

 

[travelmomof3]

Yes - we booked on the Wonder and chose the room that sleeps 5 with a verandah. So glad that they have rooms that can comfortably fit families of 5!

 

[Quellman]

I know the 4a category on the Dream class has rooms for 5. Bed, sofa, bunk, and murphy.

 

[MUN]

Yes - we booked on the Wonder and chose the room that sleeps 5 with a verandah. So glad that they have rooms that can comfortably fit families of 5!

How old are your children? You should be fine if they are young, but with our kids (17,15, 12) we need 2 connecting rooms.

MUN

 

[FigmentSpark]

We booked connecting verandah rooms and my TA was surprised. She said many families book the parents with a verandah and the kids in an inside across the hall to save money! My kids probably wouldn't speak to me all trip, if I'd done that!

 

[Blended Disney]

DW and I think having five in the room getting ready for dinner,etc. would be tough. We get adjoining rooms DSD 10, DS 12 and DSS 13 in one room and if need be due to not feeling well or having a difficult time listening or following directions we then have an extra bed in our room. Plus the extra shower is a bonus. Last time was a verandah, next time is ocean view.

We alwasy consider rooms across the hall (OV/Inside) for cost but always come back to adjoining for versatility.

 

[trayecejay]

We LOVE the Disney rooms for 5. Our kids (13, 11, 7) loved having their own beds and we never felt crowded. I adore waking the family up with room service and planning our day over coffee, fruit and pastry.