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  • On Jul 17, 2021
    Michele from NY Asked Please note that experiences, policies, pricing and other offerings are subject to change and may have changed since the date of this answer.

    Trying to book for a family of five, how can I book two rooms at once

    Hiya Michele! Welcome to planDisney, and thanks so much for stopping by to see us! I’m so glad to hear you’d like to plan a family vacation to Walt Disney World! As a family of five, you may certainly find that you prefer two rooms to one room, but you should know that there are many Disney Resort Hotel rooms that sleep five comfortably! 

    To book two rooms, you need to book two separate Reservations with one room each. You will enter the names of the people staying in each room during the booking process, and also will be able to notify that you would like to have your rooms nearby one another during the booking process as well, by giving the name of a Guest in the other room in your party.

    Michele, if you decide to look at the possibility of everyone sharing one room, simply enter five Guests on the website to see which available rooms will sleep five! 

    A stay at a Disney Resort Hotel will put you and your party in the center of the magic! Please know that we are here for you during every step of your planning, and it would be our pleasure to continue to help in the future!

    Wishing you many magical memories,
    Clara
     
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Meet the Panelist: Clara, Ohio

Hi, friends! I'm Clara, a Pediatrician from Cincinnati, OH, a mom to two Disney-loving boys and married to my college sweetheart.  As a native Spaniard and Spanish speaker, my happiest early memories of life in the United States were formed at Walt Disney World. I love to find ways to sprinkle some R&R and good food among the hustle and bustle of our Disney vacations, and I would love to help you do the same! Learn More About Clara

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