POR with 4 kids?

[westjones]

Can a family stay at POR with 2 adults, 3 kids above the age of 3 and 1 under the age of 3 (actually she will be less than 2)?


DJ

 

[vacationwoman]

It would be very uncomfortable. I don't even know if POR would allow 6 in a room.

You would have 2 double beds and a trundle. That would sleep 5 of you. If your youngest was small enough to sleep in a portable crib (and you would have to take one with you) you could squeeze it in the room (again if allowed by POR)
You would not be comfortable IMHO.

You would be better off getting two adjoining rooms at the All Stars or Pop Century. It wouldn't be that much more expensive and you would have two TV's and two bathrooms.

 

[vacationwoman]

don't know why this is posting twice - won't let me delete it

 

[lulugirl]

I agree w/ the previous poster. Even if it was allowed, it would be very cramped. If you can swing two rooms at a value or moderate I think it would be a much more comfortable vacation!

 

[westjones]

It isn't for me, it is for a friend (no *I* don't have 4 kids).

I know it would be cramped, I don't think they will mind. They wanted a couple of days at WDW before going on a 7 day Disney Cruise. They have saved for 2 years to go on this cruise and they have to get two rooms on the ship because of the number in their party. In the past they have stayed at POR (when they only had the 3 kids) on their WDW trips, so I thought it may be OK still as long as the youngest is under 3 (the others will be 10, 7, and 5).

So POR doesn't have port a cribs?
Thanks!
DJ

 

[Debbie]

I'm pretty sure that if the hotel room is for 5, you can add the babe. We've had 7 in the Fort Wilderness cabins and 5 at CB because of the "under 3" clause. It would be cramped, but if they can manage. . . I say "Go for it!" Also, why WOULDN'T POR have port a cribs???? They have 'em everywhere else!