Lagoon view at YC vs. Lagoon view at Poly? - Page 2 - The DIS Discussion Forums

mouseketeermama · 10-25-2012, 02:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sweettears

If a LV room had this view I believe it would be a TPV.

According to tikiman, room 1502 is a Lagoon View. We were upgraded from Garden view.

Native Name: Hawaii
Local Greeting: Aloha
English Name: Hawaii
Island Size: 6,423 square miles
Population: 1,200,000
Longhouse Number: 5
Built: 1971
Last rehab: 2010 room rehab
Next rehab: Jan-Mar 2013
Room size: 415 sq-ft (14' 5" x 28' 9")
Room views: Garden and Lagoon and Theme Park Club Level
Close to: beach, quiet pool, volcano pool and marina.

Concierge (Club Level) only building w/lounge and concierge desk

Lagoon View rooms

1st floor: 1501-1504, 1508-1510, 1514-1516, 18
2nd floor: 2503, 06, 2508-2509, 2515-2516, 18
3rd floor: 3518

Theme Park View rooms

1st floor: 1505-1507, 1511-1513, 17
2nd floor: 2501-2502, 2504-2505, 07, 2510-2514, 17
3rd floor: 3501-3517

All other rooms are Garden View.

DT83097 · 10-25-2012, 03:45 PM

We've stayed at both YC and Poly with LV (1st floor Tahiti longhouse at Poly) and 3rd floor at YC - both are great i think!! We have stayed regular LV at the Poly 3 times and even with a "regular" view, most times if you move to one end of your patio or balcony you can see the fireworks just fine....or you can always grab a chair on the beach and hear the music too. Our YC LV stay (most recent trip) was great as I could see the Illuminations fireworks as well - although I think your room location would make a huge difference on that (we were at the farthest end of the building - closest to the walkway to Boardwalk) but had a great view of fireworks each night. I also enjoyed "people watching" and seeing the boats coming / going. I say you can't go wrong either way!!

Sweettears · 10-25-2012, 05:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mouseketeermama

According to tikiman, room 1502 is a Lagoon View. We were upgraded from Garden view.

Native Name: Hawaii
Local Greeting: Aloha
English Name: Hawaii
Island Size: 6,423 square miles
Population: 1,200,000
Longhouse Number: 5
Built: 1971
Last rehab: 2010 room rehab
Next rehab: Jan-Mar 2013
Room size: 415 sq-ft (14' 5" x 28' 9")
Room views: Garden and Lagoon and Theme Park Club Level
Close to: beach, quiet pool, volcano pool and marina.

Concierge (Club Level) only building w/lounge and concierge desk

Lagoon View rooms

1st floor: 1501-1504, 1508-1510, 1514-1516, 18
2nd floor: 2503, 06, 2508-2509, 2515-2516, 18
3rd floor: 3518

Theme Park View rooms

1st floor: 1505-1507, 1511-1513, 17
2nd floor: 2501-2502, 2504-2505, 07, 2510-2514, 17
3rd floor: 3501-3517

All other rooms are Garden View.

If that is the cast then I got ripped off two years ago when I paid TPV rates for essentially the same view.

Scott MC · 10-25-2012, 05:45 PM

Vote here for YC. I haven't stayed there yet, but I've had lagoon views at BC and BWI and just LOOK at the results!

(BWI)...

(BC)....

Mousemommy1 · 10-25-2012, 05:46 PM

scottmc That is a very convincing argument!

Sweettears · 10-25-2012, 05:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mousemommy1

scottmc That is a very convincing argument!

That is a pretty consistent view (different perspective) from a LV room at either BC or YC. I love sitting out on the balcony watching the Friendships make their rounds.

10-25-2012, 03:45 PM	#17
DT83097 DIS Veteran Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Michigan Posts: 564	We've stayed at both YC and Poly with LV (1st floor Tahiti longhouse at Poly) and 3rd floor at YC - both are great i think!! We have stayed regular LV at the Poly 3 times and even with a "regular" view, most times if you move to one end of your patio or balcony you can see the fireworks just fine....or you can always grab a chair on the beach and hear the music too. Our YC LV stay (most recent trip) was great as I could see the Illuminations fireworks as well - although I think your room location would make a huge difference on that (we were at the farthest end of the building - closest to the walkway to Boardwalk) but had a great view of fireworks each night. I also enjoyed "people watching" and seeing the boats coming / going. I say you can't go wrong either way!! __________________ -Tammy DH Me DS DD Aug 1997 CBR; 2000 CSR; April 2002 Offsite; April 2007 Poly ; Aug 2007 CBR Aug 2009 Poly; Sept 2010 YC; Sept 2011 Poly; Aug 2012 YC ;Feb 2013 BLT; Sept 2013 BC

10-25-2012, 05:45 PM	#19
Scott MC DIS Veteran Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Back, Back, Over the Falls! Posts: 987	Vote here for YC. I haven't stayed there yet, but I've had lagoon views at BC and BWI and just LOOK at the results! (BWI)... (BC).... __________________ 1982, 1986, 2007, 2008-Off Property 1996-Port Orleans, Riverside 1998- Wilderness Lodge 2002-Dolphin 2009-Grand Floridian, Coronado Springs 2010-Animal Kingdom Lodge, Bay Lake Tower 2011-Swan, Boardwalk 2012-Beach Club, Boardwalk 2013-Port Orleans, Riverside, Yacht Club

10-25-2012, 05:46 PM	#20
Mousemommy1 DIS Veteran Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: NH Posts: 6,897	scottmc That is a very convincing argument! __________________ Me DH DD(9) DD(6) 7/1985 OFFSITE • 7/1989 OFFSITE • 3/2000 ASMO • 9/2000 ASMU • 9/2002 ASSP • 11/2009 POP • 2/2011 CBR • 7/2012 WL CL 4/2013 YC CL • 9/2013 CR

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