All Star Music Question

[100%Disney]

How comfortable are the pull-out beds in the family suites at ASMU?

I've read a great many posts of people who really like this resort, but many of them are from a year ago or older, is it still as nice? I am looking at booking a vacation there.

 

[100%Disney]

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[pooh4evr]

We were there last month, and it was grea,. granted our 3 kids sleep on the pull outs- they arr 10, 8 and 4, nut they have no problem sleeping, never complain about being uncomfortable or anything. The staff at the lobby desks were very helpful and nice (after an epic night of lost car keys...) and we hd a very good mousekeeping staff. We were in the sort of back of the jazz building on the side next to the parking lot shared with Sports, it was quiet (with the exception of flushing toilets every now and again) We had a car this time (our 2nd stay at music) because we did not like the bus transportation there - it was just too long and too crowded from our other experiences at CBR and the DTD hotel area. It was nice to have a car for many reasons. Overall it is a great choice for families - we choose not to cram into 1 room at POr, and feel the 2nd bathroom, and everyone having a bed makes up the cost difference.

 

[100%Disney]

Thank you, it seems like a really nice option for us, just wanted some feedback.

 

[DisneyLoverUSA]

We just got back from a 10 day stay at the All Star Music family suite and we had 3 kids with us, 10, 11 and 12. The 12 yr old slept on the sofa sleeper, the 11 yr old slept on the chair sleeper and the 10 yr old slept on the ottoman sleeper. Even the smallest sleeper is big enough for a teenager.

We loved having 2 bathrooms. We designated the one bathroom for the kids and one bathroom just for myself and DH to use.

The kitchenette came in handy. It has a microwave, coffee pot, sink, fridge, cabinets, counter space.

They give you 8 clean towels a day and 2 pillows per person.

The sleeper beds are already made up, you just open them, take the pillows out from under them and viola. There you go.

When DH and I go back next October without the kids, we may choose to stay at ASMu again, just in s standard room just because of how well we liked the food court.

They play games every afternoon by the pool, like trivia and bingo, then at 8 pm every night they show a movie by the pool. They have a ping pong table out by the pool too. Our kids loved it. We let them go out by the pool without us and play ping pong and watch the movies and it made them feel very grown up and independent.

 

[100%Disney]

We just got back from a 10 day stay at the All Star Music family suite and we had 3 kids with us, 10, 11 and 12. The 12 yr old slept on the sofa sleeper, the 11 yr old slept on the chair sleeper and the 10 yr old slept on the ottoman sleeper. Even the smallest sleeper is big enough for a teenager.

We loved having 2 bathrooms. We designated the one bathroom for the kids and one bathroom just for myself and DH to use.

The kitchenette came in handy. It has a microwave, coffee pot, sink, fridge, cabinets, counter space.

They give you 8 clean towels a day and 2 pillows per person.

The sleeper beds are already made up, you just open them, take the pillows out from under them and viola. There you go.

When DH and I go back next October without the kids, we may choose to stay at ASMu again, just in s standard room just because of how well we liked the food court.

They play games every afternoon by the pool, like trivia and bingo, then at 8 pm every night they show a movie by the pool. They have a ping pong table out by the pool too. Our kids loved it. We let them go out by the pool without us and play ping pong and watch the movies and it made them feel very grown up and independent.

Thank you, that makes me feel as though it would be a good option for us. Could you tell me, how was the bus service? Did you share with the other All-Stars or have a bus just for ASMU? Was it quiet or was there a lot of noise at night?