IvyandLace
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Help! My family will be going to WDW this October 29-November 5th to celebrate my niece's 12th BD. We were last at the 'world' in October 2000 to celebrate my nephew's 12th BD (see our newest family tradition?? 
) and had two rooms. The kids (my nephews who will be 10 and 14 this trip) and my niece (age 11-12) loved sleeping in the two different rooms in different combos-though the two boys refused to sleep with each other! 
This trip, instead of 5 adults and 3 kids, we will have 7 (possibly 8) adults going and 3 kids and will be booking four rooms at the All Stars. What I need to know is this: How should we plan sleeping arrangements for the three kids?? Each room will have at least one adult which means each child will get their own bed, but one room each night will not have a child. Should we assign the rooms prior to us getting there or should we just "wing" it when we get there? Also...my mom (the matriach!) thinks that each kid should get more than one night in a room in a row to eliminate leaving toothbrushes/clothing/etc in their "previous" room....what do you guys think???
I know I have some time but I like to think things out beforehand so everything is as smooth as possible. With "our" kids, you have to be.
Thanks!
IVY
) and had two rooms. The kids (my nephews who will be 10 and 14 this trip) and my niece (age 11-12) loved sleeping in the two different rooms in different combos-though the two boys refused to sleep with each other! This trip, instead of 5 adults and 3 kids, we will have 7 (possibly 8) adults going and 3 kids and will be booking four rooms at the All Stars. What I need to know is this: How should we plan sleeping arrangements for the three kids?? Each room will have at least one adult which means each child will get their own bed, but one room each night will not have a child. Should we assign the rooms prior to us getting there or should we just "wing" it when we get there? Also...my mom (the matriach!) thinks that each kid should get more than one night in a room in a row to eliminate leaving toothbrushes/clothing/etc in their "previous" room....what do you guys think??? I know I have some time but I like to think things out beforehand so everything is as smooth as possible. With "our" kids, you have to be.
Thanks!IVY
