Baby Girl With Family at Pool
  • On Jun 20, 2026
    Linda from PA Asked Please note that experiences, policies, pricing and other offerings are subject to change and may have changed since the date of this answer.

    Have reservation for Coronado Springs standard room. Will it be too crowded for 3 adults and 2 infants? Trying to decide if we should move to a family suite at All Stars. Thank you

    Welcome back to planDisney, Linda!

    Oh, I love my stays at Disney's Coronado Springs Resort. It is one of those locations that keeps pleasantly surprising me at every turn. 

    With two infants in your party of five, I can understand your thoughts regarding having a little more space than what you'd find in a standard room. We've stayed in standard rooms with two adults and two older children just fine. For us, though, we really appreciate the added convenience of rooms that offer a second bathroom as well as kitchenette features. It's more flexible and allows us to enjoy time in the room just a bit more--a situation that little ones often require. Disney's All-Star Music Family Suites gives you all of that and more!

    Another option is a Family Suite at Disney's Art of Animation Resort. Linda, both resorts' Family Suites offer the second bathroom and a kitchenette, too, but there is another huge perk that's my absolute favorite: a separate sleeping area. This means that for nap time, you could set up two complimentary cribs in the bedroom, then the adults could enjoy some television, snacks, and conversation in the living area of your suite--not having to whisper.

    All three of these resort options should be great for your party of 5, Linda. However, if you are thinking of switching to a Family Suite, I think you'll feel much more relaxed during your non-park hours. Early bedtimes, rainy afternoons, resort pool days, and nap times: these Family Suites offer the extra room and amenities that may make those moments some of your vacation favorites.

    As you plan, read through Magical Experiences for Younger Children; there, you'll find loads of tips for those visiting with the littlest family members. Among those tips is what made me fall in love with Walt Disney World many years ago: Baby Care Centers. Disney's thought of just about anything you'd need while touring with babies--I have never experienced anything else like it!

    Linda, as you continue to plan your next visit to The Most Magical Place on Earth, be sure to keep sending questions our way. We love to help!

    Andrea H


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Meet the Panelist: Andrea, Pennsylvania

I am a high school English teacher, wife and mom who has been a member of the Disney Vacation Club since 2003. I love discovering a new favorite DVC resort, new fantastic Walt Disney World restaurant, or a hidden gem onboard a Disney ship. I'm a micro-planner who enjoys helping others create their own magic! Learn More About Andrea

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