ASmu Suites or Connecting Room

[pacew]

When I called to try to apply pin, CM said that ASmu Suites were not included. However, I could get guaranteed (because of children's ages) connecting room at one of the values and use the pin. Would you do ASmu Suite at full price or do connecting rooms to save about $200.

Wendy

[timmac]

How many nights are you staying? Is the refrigerator something you would consider paying the $10/day for anyway?

Since it sounds like you have several younger children, it seems like having the coffeemaker in-room rather than having to go to the food court, and the availability of the fridge/microwave might be valuable assets.

My tendency would be to go for the family suite, if it were me, but details of your situation might change my opinion.

(BTW, I am going with DW, DMil, and 4 children this spring, and have the family suite booked)

[karliebug]

I would go with the 2 connecting rooms unless you really plan on using the kitchenette feature, or unless you plan on renting a fridge. I would get in on a fridge swap and do the 2 rooms. That extra 200 bucks can buy a lot of souveniers.

[pacew]

Well, I called yesterday to find out for sure how much it would save plus we had decided to change the dates anyway. Between changing the date and the pin (same as Visa deal), we are saving $556.65. I was so excited about the family suite that it was hard for me to change, but that was just too much money not to do it. We are going the last week of January so I hope that means that we will get the "guaranteed" connecting room. We have been in the position of two adjoining rooms before and it was miserable trying to keep up with the kids to make sure they were safe. I choose POP for our connectings.

Thanks so much for your input.

Wendy