Walt Disney World Swan

Counted from the two-queen configuration: 2 queen beds = 4 spots, matching the published 2 adults / 2 children. In the king + sofa-bed configuration the sofa-bed size is not stated, so it counts conservatively as 1 (king 2 + sofa 1 = 3). Unlike the Dolphin lines on the same page, the Swan lines list no rollaway.

• →Your party of 5 is over this room's published max occupancy of 4.

💡 Queens, not doubles — that part favors the Swan. The occupancy cap does not: four is the maximum, so this room cannot hold a family of five.

💡 The mirror image of the Dolphin next door: better beds, one fewer allowed guest.

Source: official hotel page · verified 2026-10-20

Same Swan bedding list as the Traditional Room: two queens = 4 spots. The Deluxe upgrade is the private furnished balcony, not more sleeping space or a higher cap.

• →Your party of 5 is over this room's published max occupancy of 4.

💡 Same size, beds and 4-guest cap as the Traditional Room; the difference is the balcony and views.

Source: official hotel page · verified 2026-10-20

King (2) + sofa bed (1, conservative — size not stated) = 3 counted spots in the king + sofa configuration; the official page describes a sleeper sofa as ensuring everyone can sleep, but does not state its size. The published cap remains 2 adults / 2 children.

• →Your party of 5 is over this room's published max occupancy of 4.

💡 Bigger than the Traditional Room (500 vs 340 sq ft) with a distinct alcove for dining or working — but the name is misleading for a family of five: the cap is still four.

Source: official hotel page · verified 2026-10-20

Counted from the two-queen configuration: 2 queen beds = 4 spots. This suite is located at the Swan only (per its official page) and lists a connecting room as available — space grows, the 4-guest cap does not.

• →Your party of 5 is over this room's published max occupancy of 4.

💡 Bookable only by phone (per the official page). A spacious suite for four, not a five-person workaround on its own.

Source: official hotel page · verified 2026-10-20

Counted from the two-queen configuration: 2 queen beds = 4 spots. The family-of-five route here is the parlor's connecting guest rooms (the page says the parlor may be reserved in one or two bedroom configurations), not the suite's own cap.

• →Your party of 5 is over this room's published max occupancy of 4.

💡 Bookable only by phone (per the official page). The connecting-bedroom configurations are the Swan's real answer for five.

Source: official hotel page · verified 2026-10-20

Counted from the two-queen configuration: 2 queen beds = 4 spots. The page lists a rollaway as available upon request, but the published Swan occupancy for this suite is still 2 adults / 2 children — a rollaway does not raise the cap to five.

• →Your party of 5 is over this room's published max occupancy of 4.

💡 Even the top suite at the Swan caps at four. Bookable only by phone (per the official page).

Source: official hotel page · verified 2026-10-20