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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]am I the only one who thinks its sad a family of four can't even manage to stay in the same hotel room on a vacation? [/quote]

OP here. It is fine if you think it's sad.

My dh snores (which doesn't bother me but it keeps one of our kids up), my kids have very different personalities (my 8 yr old needs alone time at the end of the day to read, etc. while my 5 yr old is a Chatty Cathy) and pick at each other while spending long durations of time together, and said 5 year old needs looots of sleep, but is a very light sleeper and won't be able to sleep if we're moving around the room, talking, watching TV.

Vacation is about being comfortable, is it not? Sorry, but I don't want to go to bed at 8:30 every night.[/quote]

Hi OP.  I've posted several times in this thread--so now I'm curious because of the above information. :)

How many different sleeping spaces do you need then?   Each of your two kids needs their own room?   So a minimum 3 bedroom?  Or are you ok with one of them on a sleeper sofa in the living room so 2 bedroom minimum?  OR, since you said your husband's snoring only bothers one of the kids, are you and your husband agreeable to sleeping separate so your Dh and one kid in the bedroom, and you and other kid on the sleeper sofa in the living room--so just a 1 bedroom suite works?

I'm just wondering exactly what your needs/expectations were.  It's pretty tough to find 3 bedroom units on Disney property--even if you are willing to spend that much--because there are so few of those 3 bedroom vacation club villas.[/quote]

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