Room accomadations

[coastiewifern]

I am writing this for my sister who is having computer issues at the moment. She has a child with a rare chromosome disorder and they are wanting to take her and her sister (ages 8 and 7) to WDW.
They live on a really tight budget with all the extra medical expenses, etc so they are looking for the best price they can get on a room. They are wanting to stay on property. My niece is on a special diet and my sister has to custom mix her formulas for tube feeding. This would require either some counter space or a table in the room. Would she have space to do this in a value room? Moderate resort? Thanks for your help. I will get the information for her.

 

[XYSRUS]

Yes, I think so. Even in the Values there is a small round table and chairs in the room. TF set up shouldn't take up that much space. Good luck.

 

[goofieslonglostsis]

Does your niece need anything else, besides her mom needing space for the preperation of the tube feeding?

Anyhow; every type of resort has a table in the room and unless she would need one big big table, she should do just fine. For instance; the table we've always had at a mod (think it's the same as at a value, but don't know for sure) is big enough surface wise to have 4 adults sit at it and have diner. (if it wasn't for the fact they only supply 2 chairs and the table is pushed against the wall at one side -table is round-)

Did you check out the sticky's from Sue yet? If not; do so! There is GREAT info in there. If Niece does have any other needs, you'll probably already find great info for that also in there, and don't be afraid to mention it here. If need be, she can contact disney special reservations to make sure they have a room booked that fits their specific needs.

 

[mechurchlady]

http://willcad.org/maps/wdw/resorts/allstarroomlayoutlarge.pdf
That is a typical All-Star resort room set up.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EpZKHD_Ke_E&feature=related
28 seconds into that tape you will see a typical table for the All-Star Resorts and a person next to that table so you can see how big it is.