son3disfan
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Yes, $400 dollars more to stay at the GC then it it will be to stay at HOJOS.
Am I crazy?
Is it REALLY worth it for two nights? Especially since we plan to be at the park anyway??
I booked it, and when I compared prices I feel as though I have lost my mind.
Must have Disney fever!
I am a WDW vet, and love the Poly and Beach Club (usually booked with a pin code, so $200-$220 or so a night), but also enjoy Port Orleans Riverside, where we regularly stay ( for $120-$180 a night depending on time of year).
In WDW there really aren't other options if you want to be close to the parks. In DL, I dont really know if I can justify paying that much much more....since everyone here raves about HOJOs, and it is pretty close.
I am drawn to GC, and this is a once in a lifetime visit to California...
We are on a MR Disney cruise and this is just a quick visit so the kids can see the parks.....what to do.... what to do!
Who thinks it's worth it? Yes we can afford it. Im just a very frugal penny pinching nut.
Am I crazy?
Is it REALLY worth it for two nights? Especially since we plan to be at the park anyway??
I booked it, and when I compared prices I feel as though I have lost my mind.

Must have Disney fever!I am a WDW vet, and love the Poly and Beach Club (usually booked with a pin code, so $200-$220 or so a night), but also enjoy Port Orleans Riverside, where we regularly stay ( for $120-$180 a night depending on time of year).
In WDW there really aren't other options if you want to be close to the parks. In DL, I dont really know if I can justify paying that much much more....since everyone here raves about HOJOs, and it is pretty close.
I am drawn to GC, and this is a once in a lifetime visit to California...
We are on a MR Disney cruise and this is just a quick visit so the kids can see the parks.....what to do.... what to do!
Who thinks it's worth it? Yes we can afford it. Im just a very frugal penny pinching nut.





