Quick trip questions

[87Heel]

Longtime lurker coming out of hiding for some advice:

We're planning a one-night stay, probably at RPR, in December after our cruise. That way, we can hit the parks not-quite-all-day on Sat after the cruise and Sun before our evening flight home. Staying onsite for the privileges both days since it's such a short visit.

OK so far.

Trip will be me, DH, and three kids, ages 13, 8 and 3. Can we stay in a standard room (one kid will take the floor and not complain, really!) We have AAA and have the Loew's First number, so I can get a good AAA rate. But when I've gone through the online booking to check rates, it doesn't seem to be clear about 3 kids in the room.

Thanks!

 

[damo]

Longtime lurker coming out of hiding for some advice:

We're planning a one-night stay, probably at RPR, in December after our cruise. That way, we can hit the parks not-quite-all-day on Sat after the cruise and Sun before our evening flight home. Staying onsite for the privileges both days since it's such a short visit.

OK so far.

Trip will be me, DH, and three kids, ages 13, 8 and 3. Can we stay in a standard room (one kid will take the floor and not complain, really!) We have AAA and have the Loew's First number, so I can get a good AAA rate. But when I've gone through the online booking to check rates, it doesn't seem to be clear about 3 kids in the room.

Thanks!

Yes, you can have 3 kids in a standard room with two adults.

 

[87Heel]

Thanks for the info. We're looking forward to this quick trip. Three of us didn't get to do US/IOA when we went to Florida in 2003 (DH and DD could ride all the coasters they wanted, but I was 7 months pregnant with DS and our middle DD was 5 and very tiny --still tiny at age 8; we'll have to see how tall she is by December!

 

[Flyin2MCO]

RPR is nice but PBH rooms are a bit larger....might be more comfy with the family squeezed into one room.