standard rooms will be in Americana or Continental bldgs (interior entry)Where is this type of room located:
Hearing accessible Poolside Standard room
Also, are we going to notice anything different about this room? This was all that was available for our dates and discount type.
standard rooms will be in Americana or Continental bldgs (interior entry)
Have never heard of that; I found this on the UO website -
Hearing Accessible Poolside Standard Room - Poolside Rooms feature a view of the courtyard leading to the pool area. Offers 300 square feet, 2 queen beds, a flat screen TV, mini-refrigerator and coffee maker. Accessibility features include visual alarm and doorbell, flashing light on phone, and outlet near phone for TTY. Maximum occupancy of 4 guests.
Sorry I do not know the answer to this. There is a separate booking category for Volcano view standard rooms in the newer towers, but I can't say how many poolside rooms there may be there. I always book standard and have been in the 2 'regular' bldgs, which are also called towers in some youtube stuff so no help there. I have been upgraded to poolside, which I didn't like because of the noise, but not in the new towers.Are there no poolside standard rooms in the new towers? We were hoping to be in one of those.
Sorry I do not know the answer to this. There is a separate booking category for Volcano view standard rooms in the newer towers, but I can't say how many poolside rooms there may be there. I always book standard and have been in the 2 'regular' bldgs, which are also called towers in some youtube stuff so no help there. I have been upgraded to poolside, which I didn't like because of the noise, but not in the new towers.
They usually have kiosks to print tickets but unless something is changed they are "closed" due to covid. There is however a staffed counter attached to the machines that can print them off for you during business hours. Not sure about the dining cards I haven't used them.Looking for some information, This will be our first time staying at Cabana Bay. We planned our vacation on the Universal site. When we check in at the resort are we given our tickets and dining card. I thought I read somewhere that Cabana Bay has a Kiosk to print off tickets? But then I remember reading something about picking up dining cards at the parks? Please help me. We don't arrive until after midnight so I want to be prepared if we have to spend extra time picking things up in the morning. Thanks!!!
Are the beds ok at Cabana? Seeing reports of hard and lumpy beds. Also, for a standard 2 queen room.....is booking pool view worth it and what requests can we make to get a desired location? Are the towers newer and should we try for that area?
Are the beds ok at Cabana? Seeing reports of hard and lumpy beds. Also, for a standard 2 queen room.....is booking pool view worth it and what requests can we make to get a desired location? Are the towers newer and should we try for that area?
When I booked my package, there was a spot to put in a request. I know it was at the end, but I can't remember if it was before or after checkout. I booked through UniversalHow did you make the room request?
Others can confirm this, but I believe busses start 2 hours before park opens. Certainly windows will by open by 7 for an 8 am EE (this is only my opinion, not fact) When we were there in early June 8 am EE meant being let into the park at 7;30-7;45, so I’d shoot to be moving through security by 6:45 and be at the windows by 7. You can always call and find out when they’ll be open.We are arriving here late on Monday of next week (10pm). Going to the park Tuesday/Wednesday and staying at Royal Pacific Tuesday and Wednesday night. We still need to redeem our AP. What is the best plan of attack to redeem the AP and still get early entry? My plan was to take the bus at 6:45 and get in line. What time do they start to run for an 8am open? Then when ticket windows open (7:30?) run over redeem AP and hopefully rejoin my wife in the early entry line. Will this work?
The buildings with the exterior entry family suites are 3 or 4 stories high. The end of Castaway closest to the main bldg would be closer, but that is also where all the traffic enters the resort so maybe noisier. It's not a far walk from the center of Castaway. (Could be wrong but I don't recall any rooms having actual patios)This is going to be our 1st stay at CB for HHN! I have been reading up on this thread and are still a little confused on the exterior entry Family suites.
Are all of the exterior entry rooms on the 1st floor with patios?
If I wanted a central location in the Castaway Building, is that a good location? I am looking for a closer walk to the lobby/bus area while staying on the side with the exterior entry rooms.
DH and I spent quite a bit of down time at the pool, so a room that we can just walk out to the pool from our patio would be wonderful.
It's just DH and I, but we like space. We are definitely booking a Family Suite.
I appreciate all your thoughts and input!
Thank you so much!The buildings with the exterior entry family suites are 3 or 4 stories high. The end of Castaway closest to the main bldg would be closer, but that is also where all the traffic enters the resort so maybe noisier. It's not a far walk from the center of Castaway. (Could be wrong but I don't recall any rooms having actual patios)
Thank you so much!
All the exterior entry Family Suites are on the 1st floor?
I can not quite picture the exterior entry with out a patio. I have been searching for pics, but I am not finding what I want. DH and I love to sit on our patio after a long day at the parks and just enjoy the view. We especially love a pool view. Is there a spot to sit outside your exterior door?
I will take a look at the Castaway building. We use white noise machines, so for us noise is not an issue.