How old do you have to be to reserve a room?

[MagEpcDisAni Voyager]

I'm planning on booking a trip for February 2006 this upcoming February. I will be 18 when we go. If I'm 18 and go with three friends who are 17 are we allowed to have a room?

 

[Mortlives]

My guess would be that that would be fine, although it might be easier if you have a credit card. Realistically, the only people who can answer this question for you are the fine folks at CRO. You can always phone and ask them, and that way you won't need to wonder.

Hope the answer's yes.

Kungaloosh!
Morticia.

 

[MagEpcDisAni Voyager]

Thanks, if a credit card is the only problem we shouldn't have one, because we will have a credit card.

 

[Marla Hellwig]

You have to be 18 to book a room/package at WDW.

 

[PrincessTrisha]

On Disney property, it is 18 to book a hotel room (my advice is don't confuse the reservation agent by telling him/her that you WILL be 18, just say that you are 18, if they ask because they only asked me adults/children and the ages of the children.)

Just be aware that many offsite hotels require you to be 21 to book, and rental cars are 25.

 

[spiceycat]

there are a couple of rental cars agency is Kissimmee who will allow you to rent cars at 18 (but they are definitely more expensive)

 

[mom_rules]

Actually my kids do this all the time-they stay separately one was 18 -the other 15. and last time there was a 19 yr old, a 17 year old and a 16 year old.

They book with their credit card-they are usually only asked adults (one) and how many children and their ages.

18 and older are considered adults in WDW resorts-17 and under are still kids.