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  • On Oct 26, 2020
    Caitlin from NY Asked Please note that experiences, policies, pricing and other offerings are subject to change and may have changed since the date of this answer.

    Hi!, I want to reserve the hotel but I want two rooms next to or near each other (Room 1- Me, My husband and two kids-- Room 2 the grandmothers). Is this possible at Animal kingdom? and do they have a room with 2 queen beds?

    Jambo Caitlin! Thanks for stopping by planDisney! There’s nothing better than planning a vacation to Walt Disney World.

    My wife daughter and I had the opportunity to stay at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge last year and it was such an incredible experience with having African wildlife graze just outside our room.

    When booking multiple rooms, I’ve always found that calling the friendly Cast Members at Walt Disney World is the best option. Plus, they will make a note within your reservation to get you two rooms either near or connecting together. Further, I am happy to report back that Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge does in fact offer rooms with two queen beds. My only recommendation for you and your family is to book a Savanna View room… you absolutely won’t regret it!

    Finally, as we inch closer to July, be sure to keep an eye on Disney’s “Know Before You Go” page as there is lots of valuable information for Guests planning upcoming vacations to Walt Disney World.

    If you have any other questions please let us know. Otherwise, be sure to tell Mickey I said hello!

    Bryan
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Meet the Panelist: Bryan, Kansas

Hi all! I'm Bryan from Kansas City. I'm a husband, first-time dad, and man's best friend to our Golden Retriever. Like many kids, I grew up traveling to Disney World nearly every year with my family, so to say that my perspective has changed over the years is an understatement. Through my passion, firsthand knowledge and park research, I look forward to helping you with your Disney vacation! Learn More About Bryan

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