Fort Wilderness Cabin Question

[ande2428]

Hey All! We are a group of 6 adults and one child who is only 4 years old. Do you think we would have an issue booking a Fort Wilderness Cabin and just bring a small airbed for her to sleep on? I wasn't sure if there was anything we should be worried about when it comes to our trip?

Thanks!

 

[Memorymakerfor4]

That's outside the occupancy limit of 6. The child is too old to not be counted (must be under 3) so you won't be able to book it.

*Edited to correct infant age

 

[_auroraborealis_]

You're above legal occupancy.

Th Cabin sleeps 6 people above age 2.

 

[Genie+]

One issue is somebody being left out if you tried to do early entry or EEH.

 

[CastAStone]

Hey All! We are a group of 6 adults and one child who is only 4 years old. Do you think we would have an issue booking a Fort Wilderness Cabin and just bring a small airbed for her to sleep on? I wasn't sure if there was anything we should be worried about when it comes to our trip?

Thanks!

Besides being above fire code, against Disney’s rules, etc, that is a lot of people for a small space with 1 bathroom. It’s the size of a large hotel room. Like what you’d find at a decent Westin, but with way more furniture. I wouldn’t recommend 6 adults in an FW Cabin even without a child.

You also won’t be able to register everyone as an on site guest.

 

[ande2428]

Thanks all! We will book a room separately.

 

[Genie+]

Thanks all! We will book a room separately.

That’s probably for the best. The bedroom has the bunk beds right next to master bed - very little privacy or escaping sounds. Light sleepers won’t like snoring and open/closing door for bathroom or snack, etc. I think that set up works best for parents with younger children who sleep like rocks after the parks. Best family of 6 experience I’ve heard is 2 adults taking living room murphy bed and all the kids go in the bedroom lol.