Which value resorts are adult friendly?

[kat3668]

Hoping to take my second solo trip in Feb of 2007 and since money is a bit on the tight side this year I will be staying at a value resort....
Has anyone stayed at a value solo or as a couple and what are your observations as far as adult friendliness are concerned?
Any information wuld be much appreciated! :cool1:

[spiceycat]

love your kitties!!!

I like Pop Century - link to pictures
http://www.wdwinfo.com/photopost/showgallery.php?cat=537

it has a pool bar outside - that is hopping.... :banana: :banana:

plus a lounge inside. :woohoo:

some people like Music
http://www.wdwinfo.com/photopost/showgallery.php?cat=536

it is where Disney puts most people without children who want a value.

but I like Pop better - just personal taste I guess.

[Simba's Mom]

I've stayed at the All Star Music and All Star Sports as a solo. Both stays were before Pop was finished. All Star Sports had lots of kids. ASMusic was adult friendly, I suppose-it seemed rather YOUNG adult friendly, like where college dorm singles would stay. It should be noted, however, that I did go during college break. I think all the college students at WDW chose to stay at ASMusic that trip-it seemed that way. My 2 DSs would have loved it-I, however, didn't!

[nowellsl]

1st choice - POP
2nd Choice - Allstar Music

[#1DizGal]

Have stayed at ASMu once, but will be at Pop for my SIXTH visit in October. Absolutely adore everything about this resort. I've also stayed at CBR, POR & PO-FQ, which I also adore - but when trying to save money, Pop is numero uno! And I always travel solo . . .

[hniki234]

I've stayed at all of the value resorts with the exception of ASMu. I've heard ASMu is more adult-friendly than the other value resorts, so we're giving that a shot in Dec. I haven't had any problems with any of the value resorts. I've enjoyed my stay at all of them (though I'd suggest Pop or ASMo over ASSp). I haven't had any problems with noise either. Not at my room at least. But I think the key to getting in a quiet area is to stay away from the pool area. That area is always going to be loud. We don't spend any time at the resort pool, though, so steering clear of it isn't a problem for us.