Plan change

[babesboo99]

We were going to get a 1 BR for myself DH, DD who is 23, and our twins age 7. But now my eldest daughter wants to bring her BF so now I have to think of a 2BR or 2 studios . I am just wondering do they have adjoining studios? and what is the difference between dedicated and lock offs?

 

[DMKEDM]

Pretty sure there are no adjoining studios at any WDW DVC resort...there are some that are next door to each other (and at least at BWV, you can step over a bush (on the ground floor) to get between the two patios)...

A lock-off is a studio connected to a one-bedroom, thus making it a two-bedroom...it will have two doors to the outside, and the second bedroom set-up is a studio set-up (queen bed, sleeper sofa)...a dedicated two bedroom has two "real" bedrooms (not a studio set-up in the second bedroom) and only one door to the outside...

I think lock-off vs dedicated is a booking category, but it may be "just a request"...not entirely sure about that...

Good luck...

 

[Dean]

We were going to get a 1 BR for myself DH, DD who is 23, and our twins age 7. But now my eldest daughter wants to bring her BF so now I have to think of a 2BR or 2 studios . I am just wondering do they have adjoining studios? and what is the difference between dedicated and lock offs?

I think the only DVC options with adjoining studio type rooms are the VB Inn rooms. Whether to get a 2 BR or two studios depends on the situation, resort, LOS and whether you'll use the kitchen. Generally I'd go with the 2 BR for most situations.