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[paw1968]

We were a party of 3 staying at Beach Club standard view room and now all of a sudden we are a party of 5. 5 adults!!! Are we going to be to cramped to move?

 

[Sue M]

I would feel squished. The max limit in BC standard rooms is 5. I don’t know what the .5 adult is? You will have 2 queens plus day bed. And 1 bathroom.

 

[StageTek]

Crazy! I would be completely uncomfortable. In January there were three of us. We decided on the Cabin in Ft. wilderness because we felt one room with three adults was crazy. Five! Yikes...

Sue, that isn't .5 adults. It a period. "...we are a party of five. Five adults."


BTW: paw1968, I love that your ticker says you have nine years, 10 months until your first trip.

 

[Sue M]

Crazy! I would be completely uncomfortable. In January there were three of us. We decided on the Cabin in Ft. wilderness because we felt one room with three adults was crazy. Five! Yikes...

Sue, that isn't .5 adults. It a period. "...we are a party of five. Five adults."


BTW: paw1968, I love that your ticker says you have nine years, 10 months until your first trip.

 

[Haygar2]

I couldn't even imagine trying to get ready to go anywhere. 5 adults in one small room with 1 bathroom. We are a family of 4. My children are older (19 and 15) and we get 2 rooms. Gives everyone their own space and we get the 2nd bathroom.

 

[epcotobsessed]

We always stay at BC or YC and feel like we're really pushing it now that our kids are tweens/young teens, as a family of 4. We have one room this trip but will probably get two going forward. I think five adults in one room would not be enjoyable.

 

[Best Aunt]

I believe there is an extra fee for the 3rd, 4th and 5th adults. Last year it was $35 each. Don't know if it went up.

 

[Mousemommy1]

I can't imagine having 5 adults in one room. We have 5 in our family but 3 are kids and even that becomes pretty close quarters.

 

[GovieMom]

I wouldn't even want to share one room at the Poly or Contemporary with five adults, and their rooms are much larger than BC's. Five people sharing one BC room? Yikes!!

 

[Marionnette]

I believe there is an extra fee for the 3rd, 4th and 5th adults. Last year it was $35 each. Don't know if it went up.

It's $35 per extra adult per night. That's an additional $105 per night!

I would definitely look into getting 2 rooms at a moderate or even a Family suite at ASMu or AoA.

 

[Lynne M]

Everyone's tolerance for "togetherness" is different, but it's not something I'd ever do. Having only one bathroom for five adults doesn't sound workable to me.

If I couldn't swing two rooms at BC, I'd move to a moderate or value.

 

[SharonZ]

If it works for you, fine. Sharing a room/bathroom with four other adults is something that I wouldn't do. With the extra adult charge, you may want to price out 2 moderate rooms.

 

[MaryLovesPoohBear]

Okay, so we had plenty of room for 3 adults. And I would do it with 4. It would take a little planning. And the adults would have to be pretty close to each other, mainly because there is only one other room to change in.

Five would be iffy.

 

[OneinThree]

5 adults? Not doing it. For around the same price, I'd have 2 rooms at beautiful POFQ.

 

[SaintsManiac]

I'd switch to a family suite at AoA.

 

[Spencer Wright]

We do it at AKL with three and that works out well, but any more would not work. I echo others feedback to get two rooms at a moderate or value.

 

[coast2coastmickey]

Yeah, definitely need 2 rooms, a villa, or off site. A family of 5 with 2 adults and 3 small kids is far different than 5 adults.