Yeah we finally don't need naps. What we did when granddaughter was young was go rope drop, until 1 then back for nap, a swim, and dinner, then back to park for wishes or fantasmic or other rides we may have missed. Leaving park around 9 or 10. We were so tired, we took a little nap with the kids, and by 10 or 11 when we got back to room we were tired enough to fall asleep. Ask, around because I am blind and don't really know how she did this, but my dd use to only lay down for an hour during nap, she was 16 at the time, the little one would take a 2 hour nap maybe longer. My dd would take a chair outside the door and sit, it seemed there was enough room for a chair, she would read or play on the computer. We were in the AB at POR, I think it was room 1408, it was on the bottom floor, and there was only two rooms there and it seemed we had a little porch. At night, she would turn on tv, but it never bothered baby and me, baby would fall asleep right away she was so tired, and I would fall asleep within 1/2 hour even with tv on, that much walking. I also know, that some of the rooms at AB were right next to the pool, especially if you got bottom floor. I use to send granddaughter and dd for a swim while I did laundry, the pool was right outside the building. I don't know how you feel about being 10 feet away from door, but if you are lucky enough to catch a room next to a pool and with the kids that age, once asleep you may be able to step outside and sit on a lounge chair as they nap. I will say the rooms are cramped, in moderate, I would think even smaller in value, we can't stay there anymore with 5, even in the AB at POR, just to cramped. But it to me would be better than going off sight, just to much to get all the way back to car, and drive off site to come all the way back. You are talking about 5 hours out of your day to do that, and it would be with no dinner and no swimming, like we can do when on site. I take those 5 hours to relax back at pool and have a dinner outside the park, during the time that the park would be the crowdiest. A deluxe would be way more expensive, but then you are on the monorail if you can swing that, the rooms are bigger. Oh if you pick a monorail deluxe that is, not all are on the monorail. That would make it easier to get back to room and park again.