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  • On Jun 29, 2012
    Normajean 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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    Read and enjoy the Moms' Panel on a daily basis!!! Planning a trip for June 2013, 2 adults/3 teens. Would like to have four beds. Luxury resorts sleep five but have three beds. Really want Magic Kingdom area. Two rooms can be expensive. Any suggestions?

    Hi NormaJean,

    There are a few places at Walt Disney World where you can get four sleep surface in one room affordably. 

    The least expensive option would be the family suites at the All Star Music resort. These rooms have two double beds, a pull-out couch, and a pull-out sleeper chair. You should know that the newer Art of Animation family suites only have three sleep surfaces, so if number of beds is your priority, then All Star Music is the way to go. 

    In the Magic Kingdom area, the cabins at Fort Wilderness have four sleep surfaces in the form of a queen-sized Murphy bed, a double bed, and twin bunk beds. 

    There are also several resorts with two-bedroom villas which have four sleep surfaces. The Magic Kingdom area villas can be pricey, but if you're willing to try the Saratoga Springs or Old Key West resorts then you may find some good values. 

    There is a very detailed discussion of this topic on the independent website blog.touringplans.com. Search there for an article called "Deciding Where to Stay at Walt Disney World, Number Crunching Part 1: Getting the Most Sleep Surfaces Per Dollar." You'll find spreadsheets there listing the number of beds in every WDW hotel room configuration, along with sample pricing. 

    Good luck with your planning. Please let us know if you have additional questions. 
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