Room capacity at TDR

[bespinally]

I have myself my wife and 3 kids 7,10, and 12 years old for a total of 5.

How many can fit in a room at the Miracosta and TDL. If it says 4 (2 bedshare) I assume this will accommodate 5 right? as long as someone is sharing a bed?

Any help reading these numbers is appreciated.
thanks
Cedar

[Roger55]

It depends on the type of room you book.

Some rooms come with a trundle bed. Other rooms you can request an extra bed for 6000 yen/night.

Tokyo DisneySea Hotel MiraCosta: Accommodations: Room Types

[Fukai]

At the Tokyo Disneyland Hotel and the Miracosta, you can get two double beds plus a trundle bed. You can make 5 (if they let you) by putting two into each double bed, but it's a tight fit! No queen beds! Frankly, you'd be better off staying at the Hilton Tokyo Bay. They have much larger rooms and can accomodate your size party with no problem (and it will cost you less).
Note that in Japan, your nightly room fee is sometimes based on the number of people in the room.

[Sanstress]

When we had a triple at the Miracosta, there were 3 single beds. Because of the way the furniture was arranged (nightstands between each bed), it would've been hard to push 2 of the beds together. It was a fairly small room without alot of space to walk around. I'm with Fukai on the Hilton Tokyo Bay. It was much more spacious. Not sure if this helps, but I have some pictures of our hotel rooms at both in my old trip report
Mini Trip Report (11/13-20)

[Fukai]

There's no pushing the beds together in a Tokyo Disney Hotel.

[bespinally]

I appreciate all the replies. Thanks Roger55 Sanstress and Fukai.

I could still use some help, because I selected the 3 bed use pull down, and the 2 bedshare from the pulldown menu.
These are my room types:
Porto Paradiso Side Superior Room Piazza View (Non-Smoking)
Type:Standard Superior Room (1st - 3rd Floors) (Non-Smoking)

Also do I need to do anything else to finalize my reservation? I got an email for each reservation, and then a 3rd email. Any help would be grand.
thanks
Cedar