Room sizes

[noritake1]

Hi everyone, can anyone tell me how the rooms are set up. How many people can fit into a studio, 1 bedroom and 2 bedroom, we have me dh, 4 dd one of them is infant in crib, not sure of best wat to do this, get 2 reg rooms, get room at poly cuz 5 can fit and infant or go this route, any help please we need this for June 05 for 14 nights thanks to all Jill

 

[wdwphanatic]

Wow, 4 dd's... I'm impressed!! How old are yours? I have 3 ds's, ages 1, almost 6 and 8, and we've stayed in a studio at BCV before. It was fine because the older 2 slept together in the double sleeper sofa, dh and I slept in the queen bed and the baby slept in the pack n' play. We're hoping to do the same thing during our next trip. I would say, though, that once our baby gets too big for the pack n' play, we'll probably opt for either 2 studios or a 2-bedroom. The 2 studios would be much less money than the 2-bedroom, but they aren't adjoining -- I'm not sure if Disney will guarantee that they're next to each other... The advantages of the 2-bedroom are that you have the full kitchen, great jacuzzi tub and the washer/dryer, all of which would be nice to have. The 2-bedrooms officially sleep 8 (there's 1 king bed in the master bedroom, 1 pullout sofa in the livingroom, 1 queen bed and 1 pullout sofa in the other room and 2 bathrooms, one of which that has a shower and jacuzzi tub and the other of which just has a standard bathtub with a shower).

A few other ideas you might consider are as follows:

1. A deluxe room at WL (this would sleep 6)
2. A Ft. Wilderness cabin (they sleep 6)
3. 2 rooms at a value or moderate resort (which I think would be guaranteed to be next to each other)

That's about all I can think of at the moment... If you have any other questions, feel free to ask!

Happy planning,
Sarah

 

[noritake1]

Hi thank you for getting back to me my DD ar 10,9,3 and 6months thanks for your advice. I will look into all options Jill oh ny the way in the studio is it 2 qweens and a sofa bed?

 

[CarolMN]

The studios at OKW have two queen beds. All of the other WDW DVC studios (BWV, BCV, VWL & SSR) have 1 queen bed and a sleeper sofa. Except for BCV, all of the studio sleeper sofas are full size. THe BCV has queen-size sleeper sofas.

Best wishes -

 

[lisareniff]

Originally posted by CarolMN
The studios at OKW have two queen beds. All of the other WDW DVC studios (BWV, BCV, VWL & SSR) have 1 queen bed and a sleeper sofa. Except for BCV, all of the studio sleeper sofas are full size. THe BCV has queen-size sleeper sofas.

Best wishes -

CarolNM... I'm confused. I haven't stayed in a studio at BCV but I thought all sleeper sofas in the studio's were full size. I did a quick check on the Disney web site and they claim it is full size in the studios (and queen in the livingroom of the 1 bdrm). Are they really queens at BCV's??? That would be nice!

 

[missyc]

Does it have to onsite? You can get great rates at a timeshare if you are willing to tour and don't mind driving 10 minutes (or more!) to WDW!
We (9 of us) had a 3 br/3 bath at Wyndham Palms for less than $90/night. I don't know how much cheaper a 2br or studio would have been.
Just a thought.

 

[bom_noite]

In Prep for trip just bought the "Unofficial Guide to WDW -- 2004 (Greatest book other then bible)". SSR not included, here goes:

OKW: Studio - 376 sf
1BR - 942 sf
2BR - 1333 sf
GV 2202 sf

BWV: Studio - 359 sf
1BR - 712 sf
2BR - 1072 sf
GV - 2142 sf

VWL: Studio - 356 sf
1BR - 727 sf
2BR - 1080 sf

BCV: Studio - 356 sf
1BR - 726 sf
2BR - 1083 sf

Compare that too:

All Star: 260 sf
Pop: 260 sf
Caribbean: 314 sf
POR/RIV: 314 sf
Fort Wil Cabin: 504 sf
Conteporary: 394 sf
Poly: 407 sf
GF: 400 sf
BWI: 385 sf
BCR: 400 sf
Yacht: 400 sf
WLI: 344 sf
AKL: 344 sf
Corandao: 314 sf

 

[tjkraz]

SSR: Studio - 355 sf
1BR - 714 sf
2BR - 1075 sf
GV 2113 sf