room options for 7 people?

[wendygirl1]

We will be traveling in a group of 7. What are our options for rooms? We will have 3 adults and 4 kids.

 

[Terapin]

None really all in one room.

You can do connecting rooms in many of the categories, or one balcony room with an inside room across the hallway.

 

[DCLDVC1]

Two Bedroom Suite or Royal Suite on the Magic and Wonder

 

[MUN]

We will be traveling in a group of 7. What are our options for rooms? We will have 3 adults and 4 kids.

I would book 2 adjoining rooms. We have booked 2 Oceanview rooms or 2 Inside rooms in the past for our groups of 5 or 6. It's worked out very well for us.

 

[wendygirl1]

Two Bedroom Suite or Royal Suite on the Magic and Wonder[/QUOTE
we will be on the Wonder next September. Is there a huge difference in price to get a suite compared to 2 rooms?
Are the suites considered Conseirge?

 

[Anchors Away 2016]

We had two adjoining rooms for 9 people. The connecting door between them can be closed any time either side wishes, or held open (magnetic) for as long as you want. If you get two adjoining rooms with verandas, you can also have the divider between the two verandas removed, creating a larger veranda space and another way for the two cabins to interact. We really enjoyed this.

 

[Weedy]

Disney speak= adjoining rooms are next to each other.
Connecting rooms have a door in between the rooms.

 

[lanejudy]

we will be on the Wonder next September. Is there a huge difference in price to get a suite compared to 2 rooms?
Are the suites considered Conseirge?

Yes, the suites are Concierge. You would need to run the pricing for the specific cruise of interest, but don't expect budget fares for these suites . Depending on your itinerary of interest, just to note that the Dream and Fantasy do not have an option for 7 in 1 suite, only the Magic and Wonder.

Enjoy your cruise!

 

[Dug720]

Disney speak= adjoining rooms are next to each other.
Connecting rooms have a door in between the rooms.

Not just Disney-speak. That is standard across the hotel industry. If you request "adjoining", don't be surprised to find them next to each other with no door OR even across the hall from each other. If you need/want the door, then you need to use the term "connecting".