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I feel like we are running around in the same circles. The way I see it is this...you (or me, or anyone who is choosing a WDW resort) can look up the most recent decor in a room. The term "outdated" is completely subjective and up to an individuals own taste. I think that if you see the decor and like it, you should go with it. Now "outdated" and "poor condition" are totally separate animals. A room can be "outdated" but be in excellent condition. A room can also be "updated" but have broken furniture, room features that don't work, thus "poor condition". Look at the pics...do you think you'll like it...if so, go for it. If you get a room in "poor condition", you ask for better accommodations. If you get a room that you feel is "outdated" , you just failed to do your research. Hoping that helps to ease your mind.![]()
This exactly. We just stayed BC CL last month & it was one of the most updated, sparkling clean rooms I've stayed in onsite. It was gorgeous & had a very formal feel to it. However, right before that we stayed at BVC in a studio. I had read LOTS of reviews that BCV was worn down & "outdated" - and I got there & LOVED it. Yes the decor was completely opposite - it was very laid back & beach cottage looking - but nothing was worn out or broken or faded. I'd stay at either again in a heartbeat (and I plan too!)
I don't think you have anything to worry about. Don't let a few disgruntled guests spoil it.
Agree with you both.

TaraPA, that sounds horrible.


Not sure I saw this answered but with the boards the way they are that may be because I missed the answer two pages ago. You are correct, we have no cabanas, we have no cabanas today.



Dee, sounds like a wonderful vacation. Enjoy.
