4kids4karen said:I would recommend a convenient location over theme. One of the resorts with a monorail would be nice (Poly, Contemporary) or ferry.
Hi!
Anyone have any suggestions for 2 girls (16 months and 3) for a resort? We will be at MK and AK the majority of the trip. The little one naps (on the go!) thanks!
Why ferry? Is that on the monorail?
lolobug said:Hi!
Anyone have any suggestions for 2 girls (16 months and 3) for a resort? We will be at MK and AK the majority of the trip. The little one naps (on the go!) thanks!
Why ferry? Is that on the monorail?
Thank you all! Another question (maybe silly?) all of the resorts have pools but they are outside, correct? Are they open in January or too cold to use? Thanks!
Thank you all! Another question (maybe silly?) all of the resorts have pools but they are outside, correct? Are they open in January or too cold to use? Thanks!
Another recommendation for WL. It's a manageable resort, easy boat ride to MK and I like the pool for the younger ones. Balcony for mom and dad to enjoy, inside corridors, cool theming, close to Ft Wilderness for petting zoo and campfire with Chip and Dale and all enclosed under one roof.
We've been to Disney with our 2 kids those ages many times, and I'd strongly recommend a resort with ease to get to MK (to get to AK you'll always have to take a bus or car, but for MK there are resorts where you can take the monorail, a boat, or walk -- these are easy ways to get around with strollers). CR, Poly, and GF are on the monorail and you can push your stroller right on and leave the sleeping kids alone to get to MK. If you were to take a bus, you'd need to get your kids out of the stroller, pack it up and fold it, and then carry it and your sleeping kids on the bus. From CR, you can walk to MK in 10 minutes. If cost is an issue, price out the wing section at CR and also a standard room at WL (not on the monorail loop, but you can roll your stroller on the larger boat that goes to MK).