AofA suite or connecting rooms at Pop

[ogorchock]

Trying to decide between an AofA suite or connecting rooms at Pop. 4 nights, 1 pool day, 3 commando park days (MK, Epcot and AK). 3 adults and 1 child— 2 nieces around 30 y.o. and my 6 year old grand niece. End of March. For those of you who have stayed at both, what do you recommend? Thanks!

 

[Stacybaeasm]

It depends on how important it is for all of you to be able to "be in the same room." Connecting rooms are never guaranteed (No matter what someone might tell you.) So, if you all need to be able to run back and forth without going outside, do the Aof A suite. Otherwise, for me it would come down to price. I have stayed in both and for me, there is no difference in location, access to Skyliner, etc. I prefer Pop but that is because I usually don't go with enough people to warrant a suite. I only stayed in one because I was magically pixie dusted with an upgrade one February visit.

 

[tetera]

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[Marthasor]

I would do Pop, but don't expect guaranteed connecting rooms. At Pop, you will get 4 real beds and two bathrooms. At AoA, you will only get one queen, plus a pull-down bed and a sleep sofa (3 sleeping surfaces).

 

[ogorchock]

Thanks, Everyone. We decided on AofA because we think it will be more fun—and I get the bedroom.

 

[ogorchock]

And my niece wanted the AofA pool for her daughter. The theming is so amazing!