Options for a family of 6 (5 plus a young infant)

[dreamr63]

Does anyone know if I can have 6 people, 2 adults, 4 kids ages 7,6, 2 and 6 mo in a room that sleeps 4? The baby sleeps with us and the 2 year old would sleep in a pack and play. I wasn't sure if Disney would allow this. Trying to weigh my options since POR is a no go for the free dining. Thank you!

 

[jimandami]

Does anyone know if I can have 6 people, 2 adults, 4 kids ages 7,6, 2 and 6 mo in a room that sleeps 4? The baby sleeps with us and the 2 year old would sleep in a pack and play. I wasn't sure if Disney would allow this. Trying to weigh my options since POR is a no go for the free dining. Thank you!

No you cannot. You can have 4 plus 1 under 3, but not 2 under 3.

 

[Gracie09]

You get 4 plus one child under three so you would need a room that sleep five. Off the top of my head aoa suites, all star music suites, cabins at fort wilderness, and some of the deluxe resorts. You could also look at renting points but then you don't get free dining.

 

[dreamr63]

Thank you. I was hoping since all the DD does is eat and sleep we could do it

 

[mom2t]

Maybe Port Orleans Riverside

 

[ameliahyde]

I believe the wilderness cabins are included on free dining, and they do sleep up to six. They are technically a moderate too, just like POR.

 

[Marionnette]

Thank you. I was hoping since all the DD does is eat and sleep we could do it

That's pretty much all that my MIL does, but if she went along with us, she would still count toward the room occupancy limit!

Your onsite options would be a deluxe room that sleeps 5 (with the baby being permitted as a 6th person), a FW cabin, or a Family Suite at ASMo or AoA. All of those are available under *free* dining.