SSR - Difference between a 2br Lockoff vs. Dedicated 2Br?

[disneyfan2kids]

May switch my 1Br to a 2Br dedicated or lockoff in SSR. I know the difference, but what do you all think are pros/cons of each? I have Me, DH, 20yo, 16yo, 6yo. We are used to a 1br. We make it work - but wondering if that extra room might make it worth the extra points AND if the lockoff/dedicated means much in terms of benefits OR "room request area." I'm thinking it'd be easier to get my requested (standard) are in SSR if they only had to fenagle us into a single unit (dedicated) whereas a lockoff (2 units) might be more difficult for them to make happen. Thoughts on pros/cons for those with older kids and results of room area requests?

 

[erionm]

At SSR, there are 20 dedicated and 24 lock-off two bedrooms per building. Don't really see either as having an advantage over the other in regards to a location request being met.

The lock-off has two entrances (one in the studio and one in the 1-bedroom), where the dedicated only has a single entry door.

 

[Tar_Heels_Love_WDW]

lock-off has two coffee makers due to being a studio and a 1-bedroom.

That alone makes it worth it for my family. We go through some coffee.

 

[LadybugsMum]

The second bedroom would have 2 queen beds with storage underneath and no murphy bed in that room if it makes a difference to you.