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  • On Aug 29, 2011
    Hannah from VA Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

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    I'm getting married in 2012 and want to go to WDW with my 5 bridesmaids when it is not as crowded. Is it better for us to book a family suite with the 6 of us or book two adjoining rooms? Is February a good month to go?

    First off, congratulations on your upcoming nuptials!  Choosing the right accommodations to suit your bridal party, Hannah, will depend upon your preferences.  If you're looking for kitchen facilities in your room in order to prepare light meals, then a family suite is the better option, as connecting rooms do not include kitchenettes.  On the other hand, if meal preparation isn't important to you, you would have slightly more space if you booked two rooms at a moderate resort (roughly 630 square feet vs. 520).  Both options would allow you the use of two full bathrooms, which is no small thing when we're talking about six women sharing space!

    As for visiting in February, I would highly recommend it as a great time to visit.  You'll likely enjoy low crowd levels (assuming you avoid holiday weekends) and moderate weather.  Have a great time celebrating with your bridesmaids!
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Given your inclination to plan a magical trip, I can already tell we have a lot in common. I'm Darcie, and my friends would be the first to tell you that Disney trip planning (especially dining!) is my love language. Of course, the vacations my family enjoys today look much different than they did when our kids were little, but while some of our favorite activities have evolved, Disney destinations still top our travel wish lists. Let's work together to plan a downright dreamy vacation for your family! Learn More About Darcie

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