All-Star Movies vs. Coronado Standard Room for One Night

[dwheaton]

So I'm doing a quick solo trip to see Galaxy's Edge in early September for two days and one night. I'm basically flying out at 6 a.m. on the first day and then leaving with the last flight the next night. So the hotel is really just a spot for one night of sleep and to store my things. I'll be park hopping a lot and will be getting up really early on the one morning I'm there for SWGE.

I had booked a rack rate at All-Star Movies for a standard room ($155 after tax) and was hoping to maybe see fall discounts. There's now a Disney Visa discount for the date I'll be there and certain resorts. One is All Star Sports, but that's not available on that date. I can switch to a standard room at Coronado and get a discount, but it would be another $34 for the one night ($189 with tax). Given the nature of my trip, is it worth it to upgrade to Coronado for the one night? I know it's a small amount of money all things considered, but I wonder if it really matters and the money would be better spent elsewhere. I haven't stayed yet at either and know Coronado is nicer, but I'm curious if it's worth it.

 

[Bjkandma]

If you are planning on spending all your time in the parks, save the money and buy yourself a souvenir or a special treat with the extra money. I'd keep the All Star reservation!

 

[glocon]

I personally would save the $34 if you don’t mind All Stars. Get a Light Saber!!!

 

[dwheaton]

Logically, I think you're both right. I'm probably going to be in there for maybe 5-6 hours of sleep and that's basically it. So even though it's only $34 more, that could pay for at least a meal and a drink or two. Still hoping for at least more general fall discounts, but we'll see.