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waterview at WDW is any body of water; lake, river, pool, fountain, anything.

Coronado is the closest to a deluxe amenity-wise. It has nice landscaping and a great pool.

Grainger is really the only convention that takes over the whole resort. They have been doing it for years. They pretty much take up all three sections of the resort.

Didn't it just start yesterday? At least you got out of there and only had to spend a day with them.

Thanks!

On buzz's site someone posted that there was no change to CSR's on-line check in. Does anyone have a screen shot of the new on line check in for CSR?

I would check out Coronado if you are used to staying deluxe. They have a few more perks than the other mods.

We find the mattresses to be terrific at CSR but hate the pillows at all the WDW resorts. They are way to small if you are used to large pillows or body pillows.

I've stayed at both and definitely prefer CSR. The pool is much better and they offer the movies, campfire and daily pool activities for the kids. The arcade is also there along with the playground. Its just perfect.

Here is some info regarding conventions at CSR posted yesterday. http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=2881952

Here is some info to help with question 3. http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=2881952

Pools are less crowded too.

The Maya Grill is no longer open for breakfast.

Yes, i found it. The 14in pizza requires 2 QSR entitlements.

You have up to the 10 day mark to get your request in before your reservation is sent to the resort.

I thought I read somewhere that the large pizza is no longer included.

Casita 2 has an elevator, it just doesn't go to the fourth floor. You have to use the elevator in casita 3 to access the fourth floor of casita 2.

yes there is.

The depth of the water at the end of the slide is 3 feet, 6 inches

The tip is optional now for breakfast and lunch and there is no longer any to go meals since it is a buffet.