would this work?

[ampc3]

I can't seem to find the info anymore on how many the cabins sleeps?

We are a total party of 7, but part of this number is twins that are infants....

I thought I did see somewhere that it slept 6 but most of the numbers then also allow for an extra guest being an infant? Does anyone know for sure? would this work for us??
TIA

 

[bookwormde]

Yes the cabins sleeep 6 and all WDW accomidations allow an ad on of 1 under 3

bookwormde

 

[SandrA9810]

Sounds like you're safe for now. But you'll eventually have to start staying in the villas when they get older.

 

[MandMLUVMMandDVC]

Yes, it will work. The bedroom has a double (queen?) bed, plus twin bunkbeds, and the living room has a Murphy double bed and a sofa. It would be a tiny bit uncomfy for 7 adults (but doable) but with kids in the mix it'll be fine. Enjoy!

 

[ampc3]

Thanks so much! I know our future is either 2 rooms or a villa, but the villas seem super $$$ and money is very much a factor in it all..

Just wanted to make sure before I started looking into this , it would even work (don't want to break any fire codes..lol)

 

[DaveInTN]

You may love the Fort so much that you'll end up buying your own RV...and then sleeping capacity is up to you! Or, you could always rent one for a future trip to try that out.

The Fort can be quite addictive.

 

[retired and happy]

Our dear friends who have 5 adopted children, ages 3 to 8,
have stayed in the cabins with no problem. They LOVED it.

Have fun.