Onsite Resorts sleeping the most people

[5disneykids]

Like 6 + 2 infants?

I'd like to see a list of all resorts & room types that will sleep at least 6 adults and 2 infants.
Doing some price comparison and I want to be sure I didn't miss something.
Thanks in advance!

 

[Vijoge]

https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/resorts/

 

[_auroraborealis_]

To do 6+2 infants, you would need some combination of the below:

• Two rooms at a Value (All-Stars, Pop, AOA Mermaid)
• Two rooms at a Moderate (any Mod, including Fort Wilderness Cabins)
• Two standard rooms at a Deluxe (any)
• A DVC 2BR Villa (BLT, VGF, VWL, BCV, BWV, AKV, Saratoga, OKW)
• A Treehouse Villa (Saratoga)
• A Bungalow (Poly)
• $uites at Deluxe resorts
  • AKL 2BR Club Level
  • GF 2BR Suite Club Level
  • Poly Suite Club Level
  • BC/YC 2BR Club Level
  • Boardwalk 2BR Club Level
• Fort Wilderness Campsite (sleeps 10!)

 

[5disneykids]

Ok thank you! That's about the list I have (minus the treehouse, so that's what I'm about to look into!) I just wondered if there was a "secret" I didn't know LOL
2 bdrms is what we were thinking!

 

[xlsm]

Don't forget about the potential option of renting DVC points if you're considering a villa. Good luck with your planning!!

 

[jriveiro724]

Disney has lots of larger room accommodations in the Values (AoA and ASM) and Deluxes (Most Deluxe resorts including the DVC properties).

 

[Deb & Bill]

Ok thank you! That's about the list I have (minus the treehouse, so that's what I'm about to look into!) I just wondered if there was a "secret" I didn't know LOL
2 bdrms is what we were thinking!

Treehouse Villas have one bedroom with a queen bed, a second bedroom with a queen bed and a third bedroom with a set of bunk beds. Bunks are not quite as big as twin sized beds. In the living room is a queen sleeper sofa and a twin sleeper chair. Two bathrooms (one in the master bedroom and the second is shared).