will they allow no adult?

[hotwheels]

i am thinkig of my next trip to disney(yes im hooked!-lmao) and i will have a slight issue. this time we went and had 2 adjoining rooms. worked great!! one was handicap as i am wheelchair bound. the other was a reg. room. this next time however i will not have a econd adult. just 5 children and myself... would the resorts allow children in a room with no adult? i will be the only adult. my children are VERY mature and im not concerned/worried,but the resorts might legally have an issue. whould i bother trying ?
hope i didnt make this too confusing

 

[jcpuppy.com]

I think you would be required to book a suite/villa 2 bedroom or maybe the cabins..in otherwords, you must have an adult in each single room ressie unless maybe one of your oldest kids is old enough to qualify

 

[Allison]

I think in this case what they would do is guarantee connecting rooms.

 

[spiceycat]

in your situation when you make the reservation for 2 rooms - tell them only ONE adult.

then you are guaranteed connecting rooms. Also since you have health problem - that room is also guaranteed.

make sure who you talked to understand your needs. So they will put medical reasons on everything.

in your situation I won't go to the automatic system I would call someone.

 

[xoMinnieox]

Last August, we had 2 connecting rooms with 1 adult, and five kids (3,5,8,10,14). When we made our reservation, they put our 14 year old as an adult for the second room. It was no problem.

 

[clkelley]

Disney does not require an adult in each room. Think about it, they have tons of youth groups come with 4 kids to a room, and only 1 adult per 10 kids. (Magic Music Days, Pop Warner, Cheerleading/Dance Team Competitions, Baseball Teams, Soccer Team, etc., etc.)

I would imagine though in the case of private families they prefer that the total number does not exceed the capacity of two connecting rooms. In other words, 7 kids, 1 adult.

 

[hotwheels]

Disney does not require an adult in each room. Think about it, they have tons of youth groups come with 4 kids to a room, and only 1 adult per 10 kids. (Magic Music Days, Pop Warner, Cheerleading/Dance Team Competitions, Baseball Teams, Soccer Team, etc., etc.)

I would imagine though in the case of private families they prefer that the total number does not exceed the capacity of two connecting rooms. In other words, 7 kids, 1 adult.

oh yeah huh? i didnt think of that..thats good to know!!

it wouldnt be more then 7 kids!! 5 or 6 can be enough kids lol.