specific occupancy question

[jnrrt]

Hi all,

We're thinking of sharing a two bedroom with my brother's family. We just had a new baby, so now we're a family of 5 and they also have two kids. I know that you can put 4 in a studio and 5 (one an infant) in a one bedroom, and a two bedroom is just those two units together, but will they let you put 9 in a two bedroom if one is an infant?

I can't keep track of how they treat infants in the counting. Please don't flame me about the numbers, we'll do whatever is legal! And we don't mind being that many in one unit if we're allowed to do it, we'd just like to ensure that our rooms are next to each other and that seemed like a good way to do it.

Thanks in advance.

 

[BEACHCLUBVILLAS]

Yes, you can "legally" put 9 in a 2 bedroom with at least one under the age of 3.

Have fun.

 

[CarolMN]

Yes - you can have an infant in those circumstances. You'll find at least one Pac 'n Play portable crib somewhere in the unit. Look in the closets or in the "chest coffee table" if yo are at BCV.

Best wishes -

 

[tjkraz]

Suggestion: Book a resort that has a two-bedroom unit with two beds in the second bedroom.

OKW--all of the 2Bs are like this. SSR--all of the "dedicated" 2Bs are like this (and there are many). BCV only has a handful of dedicated 2Bs with the two beds. BWV does not have any. Not sure about VWL.

If you don't get a room with the two beds in the second bedroom, your sleeping accommodations will be one king bed, one queen bed and two sofabeds (with the pack n play for the infant). OKW would be an all-around great choice because the 2Bs have about 20% more square footage than the other resorts.

 

[OneMoreTry]

I think the blues and reds can both agree on this one.

 

[jnrrt]

Suggestion: Book a resort that has a two-bedroom unit with two beds in the second bedroom.

OKW--all of the 2Bs are like this. SSR--all of the "dedicated" 2Bs are like this (and there are many). BCV only has a handful of dedicated 2Bs with the two beds. BWV does not have any. Not sure about VWL.

If you don't get a room with the two beds in the second bedroom, your sleeping accommodations will be one king bed, one queen bed and two sofabeds (with the pack n play for the infant). OKW would be an all-around great choice because the 2Bs have about 20% more square footage than the other resorts.

Thanks, that's a good idea. It's too bad the the BWV doesn't have any of those - we love the location! But I've never been to OKW and I have seen a lot of good things about it on these boards. Plus, we'll probably be there during the Food and Wine Festival, so I doubt we could get an Epcot place if we haven't already.