Minimum Age at Disney Hotel?

I believe it's 21, but I'm not 100% sure about that.
 
18 to make the reservation - my son just got back from his hs grad trip with 3 friends. But you can be even younger in the room - one of the girls was still 17 and that was fine.
 

18 to make the reservation - my son just got back from his hs grad trip with 3 friends. But you can be even younger in the room - one of the girls was still 17 and that was fine.

Okay so he was the oldest one, 18, and they didn't have a problem?
 
Three years ago, my daughter ( then age 17) and a friend (then age 18) booked a room at Pop - the friend put it on her credit card - no problems whatsoever. Booked it directly through Disney. Not sure Disney would allow room bookings for anyone under 18 - too much liability.
 
As stated, you have to be at least 18 to book the room...obviously someone under that age can stay in there, but the primary guest has to be at least 18.
 
Lead person checking in has to be 18 - for guests in the room it doesn't matter the age.

Liz
 
Me and two friends are doing the graduation trip thing as well, and we're 19, 18 and 4 months, and 18 and 1 month. My mom (the one I'm learning the tricks of the trade from) made the reservation for us in my name, and the three of us are going to share a one bedroom at Kidani.

I've also stayed at OKW with a bunch of high schoolers and a handful of adult chaperones. We were performing in the Candlelight Processional, and I can count on one hand the number of eighteen year olds we had in the group, but they put three to four of us in a room without an adult, and I don't think any resort personnel complained to our director.
 
Me and two friends are doing the graduation trip thing as well, and we're 19, 18 and 4 months, and 18 and 1 month. My mom (the one I'm learning the tricks of the trade from) made the reservation for us in my name, and the three of us are going to share a one bedroom at Kidani.

I've also stayed at OKW with a bunch of high schoolers and a handful of adult chaperones. We were performing in the Candlelight Processional, and I can count on one hand the number of eighteen year olds we had in the group, but they put three to four of us in a room without an adult, and I don't think any resort personnel complained to our director.

The high school groups are different - there they do allow groups in a room without an 18 year old however the main name on the reservation is not someone in the room. For a regular person to book a room the age is 18.

Liz
 
Yep, all are correct. My son was honest with the CM on the phone and she explained that only one guest had to be 18 in the room.
 
One person per room reservation must be 18 or older.
 












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