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  • On Jul 19, 2026
    Sarah from TN Asked Please note that experiences, policies, pricing and other offerings are subject to change and may have changed since the date of this answer.

    what hotels have rooms attached so a party of 5 can stay in two connected rooms

    Keeping the whole gang together at the hotel is super important, Sarah! It's my pleasure to welcome you to planDisney, and I volunteer to answer your question about connecting rooms at Walt Disney World Resort.

    To start, you'll be happy to know that many Disney Resort hotels offer connecting rooms. In order to request connecting rooms for your stay, I recommend reaching out to a friendly Cast Member with hotel reservations so they can put your request on file. Now, the hardworking folks in reservations will do their best to accommodate your request, but there are no guarantees that it will be fulfilled. I'm happy to suggest lodging on property that can accommodate 5 people all in one room!

    There are some exciting options at Value Resorts, including Disney's Art of Animation Resort and Disney's All-Star Music Resort. These locations offer Family Suites that can accommodate up to 6 guests with plenty of space for the whole family to stretch out. The theming at Art of Animation can't be beat, with suites styled after fan-favorite films like Cars, The Lion King, and Finding Nemo, while the suites at All-Star Music have huge kitchenettes and full-size fridges with freezers.

    If you're looking to plus-up your stay, you can also explore Deluxe Villa resorts that can sleep 5 or more guests. I highly recommend a one-bedroom or larger villa, as you can get some nice separation for all members of the family. Additionally, there are next-level amenities like an in-unit washer and dryer and a full kitchen. I know laundry and cooking aren't for everyone on vacation, but I do love unpacking a suitcase of clean clothes when I return home and saving some money on dining when I visit The Most Magical Place on Earth.

    What do you think, Sarah? I hope this information helps you submit a request for connecting rooms or assists you in booking a room that will accommodate your whole travel party. I'm happy to share more resort recommendations with you, just stop back by and ask. Have the best trip ever!

    Stay magical,
    Scott
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Meet the Panelist: Scott, North Carolina

Hiya pal! I’m Scott, a husband and father of two small children from North Carolina. When I’m not trading pins, scarfing down pretzels, and enjoying my favorite attractions in the parks, I work as a librarian at a large public university. I love connecting my patrons with books and resources, and I can’t wait to provide you with the best Disney information, strategies, and tips that I’ve got in my collection! Learn More About Scott

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