Six Adults and 3 children in a BCV

[EpcotQueen]

We've booked a 2 bedroom villa at BCV. Originally planned for 4 adults and 3 children(older kids). Now our son and his wife said they also can join us for a few days. Will Disney allow 9 in the 2 bedroom for a few days?

 

[gardenia]

No, they won't. Maybe your son can get a studio at BCV or regular room at BC?

 

[Scraper]

I booked 9 in May with no problem. Check and see. We were at little crowded but wa had a blast.

 

[AJKMOM]

They probably won't allow you to register 9 names on the reservation. The 2 BR, at least at BWV, has a king bed, a double bed, and 2 sleep sofas. That's a place for 8 as long as 4 don't mind sleeping on the sofa beds.

 

[Hopefully]

The maximum occupancy is listed as 8 with a child under 3 in a crib. So unless one child is under 3 it won't work.

 

[dclfun]

Actually there's only one sleeper sofa...a room with king, another room with two queens, and then the double sleeper sofa, so definately bedding/room for 8. If someone doesn't mind a blowup mattress or sleeping on the floor then it "could" be done, but you could not register 9 guests. If they show up and stay with you, no one will be the wiser.---Kathy

 

[CarolMN]

Actually there's only one sleeper sofa...a room with king, another room with two queens, and then the double sleeper sofa, so definately bedding/room for 8. If someone doesn't mind a blowup mattress or sleeping on the floor then it "could" be done, but you could not register 9 guests. If they show up and stay with you, no one will be the wiser.---Kathy

There are three different bedding arrangements in the BCV 2 bedroom units. They are separate booking categories.

All 3 categories have 1 king bed in the master bedroom and a queen sized sleep sofa in the living room. The bedding in the second bedroom varies as follows:

1. Two queen beds. These units are dedicated (only one door to the hallway). There are not very many of these and they are generally not available for cash - only DVC members paying with points are assigned these units. Exceptions to this are very unusual.

2. One queen bed and a queen sized sleep sofa. These units are also dedicated.

3. One queen bed and a double sized sleep sofa. These are lock off units (could be used as a 1 bedroom unit and a studio).

IMHO, 9 people in a 2 bedroom would be very crowded - there are only 2 bathrooms.

In my experience, neither Member Services (for DVC members) nor CRO/WDWTC will allow 9 in a 2 bedroom unless one is under the age of 3. A portable crib (Pac 'n Play) is provided for the infant.

No one does bed checks as far as I know. However, an unregistered guest will not have a KTTW card, will not be able to take advantage of EMH, ME or any Dining Plan and will not be able to get into SAB (the main pool).

 

[EpcotQueen]

We're DVC members, getting a dedicated double queen room with points. My son and his wife will be with us for only a few days....3 nights. We typically ship things ahead so could ship an air matress and stow during the day.