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  • On Jan 21, 2012
    Dorothee from FL Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

    Experiences, policies, pricing and other offerings are subject to change and may have changed since the date of this answer.

    We're planning a trip to Disney in February. We are 2 Floridian residents, my husband and I, as well as 4 other adults non resident. Is it possible to book 2 bedrooms in Disney resorts with our special rate as I read we can book 1 room per resident?

    Hi Dorothee!  Being a Florida resident you will have access to some great resort offers throughout the year. You are able to book one room per Florida adult so if you do need two rooms you can book one under both your name and then your husband's name.

    You can book by phone by calling 407-934-7639. You will be required to put on nights deposit down with no cancellation fees from five days out from your arrival date.  You may also book online at www.disneyworld.com under Florida resident page.  The difference with booking on line is that you must pay in full if you are booking less then 45 days in advance and there is a six day cancellation fee.  It actually pays to book by phone!

    Once you have booked you can request that the two reservations be linked so rooms will be close. You might also like to request that they be connecting (door inside rooms opens to each other) or adjoining (rooms will be next to each other but access is through the hall doors).  Remember these will only be requests and the resorts will do all they can to grant your wishes but things can come up making it impossible. Best to try then not to try!
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