Large family travelling to WDW

love2plan · 1 Jul 19, 01:25 PM

Hi everyone,
Looking to travel to WDW from the U.K. in 2020 and travelling as:
10 adults (4 couples)
1 child
1 infant

And was wondering what the best way to stay at WDW would be? We were looking at 1x 2 bed villa at OKW and a 1x 1 bed villa at OKW but only ever stayed at CBR before so not sure if this is best?

Thanks in advance

JudyC · 1 Jul 19, 01:36 PM

For four couples the ideal would be 2 x 2 bedroom villas at Old Key West, then each couple has their own bedr�om
Otherwise one couple will.have to sleep on the bed settee in the living area. I appreciate that's expensive though

love2plan · 1 Jul 19, 02:12 PM

Originally Posted by Magnificent

And even then the other two adults wouldn't have their own bedroom, and neither would the child.

If it's only for a few days, that's one thing, but for 2-3 weeks the lack of personal space would be my idea of hell. Worth looking at an offsite villa (7 bedroom min) and a couple of seven seaters or a 15 seat minibus?

Staying offsite is a maybe but would really like to stay onsite as celebrating a few milestones next year. We wouldn�t mind sleeping on the sofa bed, was just wondering if there may be a better split between hotel rooms at a different property that I was missing when trying to search ☺️

taylaboo · 1 Jul 19, 02:13 PM

We are a family of 9 and get a 6 bedroom villa. Love having our own space at times, and our pool and hot tub. Lovely to sit on the pool deck in the evenings after a busy park day with a drink.

darsch1982 · 1 Jul 19, 02:21 PM

Depends on when you want to go? If you want the free dining and its available

JudyC · 1 Jul 19, 02:21 PM

How about having a look at Disney's Tree House villas. They are part of the Saratoga Springs resort and go up.to three bedrooms, and with bunk beds for children.

love2plan · 1 Jul 19, 02:33 PM

Originally Posted by JudyC

How about having a look at Disney's Tree House villas. They are part of the Saratoga Springs resort and go up.to three bedrooms, and with bunk beds for children.

Thanks! Will have a look

**scoobydooby** · 1 Jul 19, 07:22 PM

Personally I�d get single hotel rooms and at least three cars. That many people need space and time to split up. Three one bed villas could also work.

**MrsBC** · 1 Jul 19, 07:27 PM

Could each family book their own Disney hotel room and then request for them to be close together.

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	1 Jul 19, 01:36 PM JudyC Imagineer
JudyC Imagineer Join Date: May 05	For four couples the ideal would be 2 x 2 bedroom villas at Old Key West, then each couple has their own bedr�om Otherwise one couple will.have to sleep on the bed settee in the living area. I appreciate that's expensive though __________________ 2018 Vegas & San Diego 2017 Vegas/Arizona/Utah 2013 New York/Vegas/California 2010 California 2000 2004 2006 2008 2011 2015 Nov 24 in planning mode Florida 93 94 03 2023 DLP

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	1 Jul 19, 02:21 PM JudyC Imagineer
JudyC Imagineer Join Date: May 05	How about having a look at Disney's Tree House villas. They are part of the Saratoga Springs resort and go up.to three bedrooms, and with bunk beds for children. __________________ 2018 Vegas & San Diego 2017 Vegas/Arizona/Utah 2013 New York/Vegas/California 2010 California 2000 2004 2006 2008 2011 2015 Nov 24 in planning mode Florida 93 94 03 2023 DLP Edited at 02:26 PM.