SAB - day: Closed 4x on Friday (or maybe Sat) due to needing to be cleaned out. I have no idea why people got mad at the staff for this but was amazed at how quickly we were able to get back in (about 20 min). The slide is SUPER fast. I'm not embarrassed to admit the little one was more my speed. I went down under the guise of walking my 21mo son up there and he waited until I slid down and then wiggled his way down the slide which was really cute. Btw, there are infant life vests available but I was told not many so we'd get it as soon as we arrived in the am even though he only wore it for the slide. My dd4 loved the big slide and went down numerous times in a row, I limited myself to 1x per day. It was crowded but we were always able to find a seat.
SAB - night: This isn't really SAB but my dd4 enjoyed the sing-along at night and we enjoyed roasting marshmallows.
We didn't stick around for any movies but it looked like a really nice setup.
Room: Our room was ready for check-in at 9am. We stayed in a studio at the villas, first floor. Room was fine, nothing stood out and nothing was bad.
Location: The walk to the Boardwalk (ok, and the boat ride) and the IG at Epcot was great. The walk was about the same as from BLT to MK which was a pleasant surprise.
Staff: Excellent. Everyone was unbelievably nice. We spent quite a bit of time around the resort since this was mostly a non-parks visit. It seemed like EVERYONE took the time to talk to us and play with the kids and one CM even gave my son a toy!
People: It seemed like most people at the resort were really friendly, moreso than at the parks for some reason. On our first day we were eating lunch and a little girl approached us to ask if my dd wanted her big princess balloon since they were checking out that day and didn't want to take it with them. Of course dd said yes and was thrilled. We were only there 4 days and the balloon was still going strong so we passed it on to another little girl who was thrilled to get such a big balloon.
Food: We mostly ate lunches at the BC Marketplace which had a decent selection of sandwiches, flatbread pizza, and the make your own salad which they put an enormous amount of anything you wanted. Everything was tasty and fresh. I had a burger from Hurricane Hannah's one day and that was good too. Our favorite snack was a waffle cone from Beaches n Cream to go.
Ummm, I think that's about all I can think of. Any questions, feel free to ask.
) I remember that the coffee there was pretty good - is it any different than the Nescafe coffee that is available at the BC?
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but wanted to jump on here and see if I could help anyone like I was helped. I mostly lurked but this thread provided an amazing wealth of knowledge. All that said, I can answer this one!! 
