What to know about mixed-gender housing

Mixed-gender housing refers to a housing option in which program participants may share their bedroom and/or apartment with any other participant regardless of their gender identity or sex assigned at birth.

Participants who select this option would still be given the opportunity to link with a roommate, if available, as well as select unit type preferences.

Mixed-gender housing is based on availability.

To help create an inclusive, welcoming and supportive experience for Disney Programs participants, mixed-gender housing is offered as an option when selecting roommates.

Any participant may request mixed-gender housing during DORMS registration.

Please note that if you select mixed-gender housing, you could be sharing a room and/or an apartment with someone who is of the same OR different sex or gender identity as you.

Your apartment and bedroom will be assigned to you, and you may live in an apartment and/or share a bedroom with others who have selected to live in mixed-gender housing.

Note that you may request to link with a specific roommate during DORMS registration, but it is not guaranteed that you will be placed in the same bedroom and/or apartment as this person.

Because arrivals and departures happen year-round, placement is dependent upon availability of beds.

Mixed-gender housing is for anyone who wants to live with people with whom they feel comfortable, no matter their gender identity or sex assigned at birth.

Participants who elect this option must be open to living with a person of any gender identity.

Participants will not be placed in a mixed-gender apartment unit or bedroom unless they opt in to mixed-gender housing during DORMS registration.

If there is a vacancy in the apartment or your bedroom, it will only be filled by a participant who has selected the same roommate placement as you (e.g. if you selected mixed-gender housing, they must have also selected mixed-gender housing)