how to get around the two boys not wanting to share a bed!

[scoobydooby]

Hi. The pull down bed at POR is little. My skinny DD filled it when she was 11. Sorry

 

[Woodview]

Why not ask the " Boys " what they would like ?

Would they like to visit other places rather than " full Disney " ?

They might like less Theme Parks which would save money but would be used to pay for more rooms.

Ask Them

 

[Minniesgal]

Your most realistic options are 2 rooms requesting connecting rooms at a moderate, one bed villa at OKW or taking an air bed for one of them to sleep on the floor.



The bar at OKW is far from grotty - yes it's not a lounge it's a bar but it's a great place to hang out of an evening. It's super friendly and the bar tenders make great drinks.

We liked the Bar at OKW too. We also loved Olivias.

 

[gdrj]

Here are my thoughts
1- I think the pull downs are manageable and don't hit the budget at all.
2- Bonnet Creek is nice we stayed in a 3 BR, IMO definitely need a car and of course no EMH's
3- While renting DVC can be an option there can be some pitfalls, i.e. no cancellation and money upfront (you are not renting from Disney but from DVC members)
4- Swan and Dolphin Hotels which are on Property may be option with a roll away bed. Hotels have access to Disney transportation and EMH's (Just no free airport transfer or charging to your room in Parks etc.)
5- DTD Hotels Hilton has EMH's, others do not. The Double Tree has some rooms with 2 DBL's and a sofa.
6- may not fit budget but some Deluxe hotels will accommodate.
7- It is my understanding that Value resorts have rollaways (first come first served).

One other option if you will have a car, stop at walmart on way to Disney and pick up air mattress.

 

[Woodview]

Any update on your quandary ?

 

[scoobydooby]

At the risk of being repetitive but due to a previous post. The pull down at POR is definitely not doable for grown boys. Absolutely definitely not. I would hate you to waste your money thinking it would be big enough.

 

[bsblady01]

rent a house off site

 

[pandv_2000]

We spent 2 weeks at AKL in August and had bunk beds. Ours are a lot younger than yours though but they definitely slep better in their own beds. I believe AKL and WL have some bunk bed rooms

 

[Minniesgal]

We spent 2 weeks at AKL in August and had bunk beds. Ours are a lot younger than yours though but they definitely slep better in their own beds. I believe AKL and WL have some bunk bed rooms

They do but they are not full size bunk beds. My 14 year old was too long for them

 

[flortlebap]

Are your sons paying for their share of the trip or are you?

If you're paying, you can't afford two rooms and you'd be okay with sharing a room between four then I'd tell them to suck it up or fund the second room themselves...! Ultimately if the only way you can get to WDW is to share a room then they'll just have to accept that.

(I do understand the not wanting to bed share or have four in a room thing though)