The family suites use a pre-made pack of grounds. I believe there was a small pot but the grounds are fully enclosed in the pack. this is as of summer, 2019 so with COVID the suppliers may have changed.Can anyone tell me about the coffee makers in the standard rooms? Do they use grounds or the single serve packs? Also, are there microwaves in the rooms?
The standard rooms have the Cuisinart single pack flat coffee filters... the flat round ones that kind just lay in the filter spot if that makes sense.Can anyone tell me about the coffee makers in the standard rooms? Do they use grounds or the single serve packs? Also, are there microwaves in the rooms?
Got the same email & booked this morning for the second week of MayI got an emailed AP offer for a free upgrade to an exterior family suite for the same price as a standard room. I've stayed at CBBR once but don't remember the layout perfectly. Are all of the exterior-entry suites on the north side of the grounds, closer to the walking path to Citywalk/IoA/US?
Yes they are, I asked while on a recent stay, FYI I was told there are more in the Continental side vs Americana. Ours was a poolside interior and even had a view of VB at an angle.I just booked a family suite (interior) with the upgrade deal for the first time. Are they located in the Americana and Continental buildings? I’ve only ever stayed in standard rooms.
Thanks for confirming! I went ahead and booked today for that same week after a rough morning at work. Nothing like a Universal trip on the books to cheer a girl upGot the same email & booked this morning for the second week of May!
& yes, you are correct - it's the exterior entry suites that are closest to the walking path.
It really is a good deal, considering standard room AP rates are about the same right now. I decided to jump on it after confirming Aventura and Sapphire Falls would still be closed for our trip. I just wish it would go a bit longer so I could do a girls’ trip with my teacher friends!This is a great deal! I saved another $100 over the AP rate I already had! For some reason I could not find it on the website, this link, I had to go back to the Facebook group that posted it So I could share it here
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We always book the interior family suite and have gotten the Continental wing every time. Ask for a room close to the lobby.I just booked a family suite (interior) with the upgrade deal for the first time. Are they located in the Americana and Continental buildings? I’ve only ever stayed in standard rooms.
Thanks for the info. So kind of leaning towards the Interior. Where is the food court located? I was wondering if we would really need to spend another $400 on a throwaway room for 1 night. (That is the AP price...)Hiya Lynn! I’ll be at Cabana Bay the same time as you. I’m not a noobie to UO, but I was to CB.
The exterior rooms are closest to the parks on the side with the pool that has the slide (Open weekends) The interior rooms are closer to Volcano Bay and the pool with the lazy river.(open all the time) Another note, interior has the big window in the bedroom, while the exterior has the window in the living area.
we’ve done the one night at Royal for the express pass. Ifs fun. You’re also there long enough you’ll be able to see everything without It.
Im not sure of the dates. But per the link posted. Had to be booked by the 5th.wow! great rate. what were the dates valid for that discount?
The interior room are closest to Volcano Bay and lazy river. There is a big pool and lazy river that is open all week.Hiya Lynn! I’ll be at Cabana Bay the same time as you. I’m not a noobie to UO, but I was to CB.
The exterior rooms are closest to the parks on the side with the pool that has the slide (Open weekends) The interior rooms are closer to Volcano Bay and the pool with the lazy river.(open all the time) Another note, interior has the big window in the bedroom, while the exterior has the window in the living area.
we’ve done the one night at Royal for the express pass. Ifs fun. You’re also there long enough you’ll be able to see everything without It.