LuluLovesDisney
<font color=red>If you're not outraged, you're not
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Are We Snobs?
1) Yes.
2) There is nothing wrong with staying off-site.
3) In fact, sometimes it is better than on-site.
4) Especially if you are at an upscale timeshare (eg. Orange Lake CC, etc)
5) In fact, some timeshares offer more than DVC timeshares.
6) Good off-site timeshares offer
. . . chances to eat at non-Disney restaurants
. . . activities not found at Disney resorts, especially for those non-Disney days
. . . evening activities you don't get at WDW
NOTE: I do agree that there are benefits to staying on-site, but there is more to do in Orlando than Disney. In fact, if you take a critical look at Disney activities, there is a limited list of things to do outside the park, especially at the resorts.
Okay, I am sorry, but this is very contradictory. You say the OP is a snob for wanting to stay onsite instead of at a friend's condo, then proceed to talk about timeshares being "upscale", "offering more", and list many amenities of choosing to stay offsite. Now, I have no problem with you preferring offsite stays, but because the OP prefers something different than her traveling companions or you, she's not a snob.
OP, do what you like. It is your vacation time. I would probably spend a night or two at the condo for bonding time if that is an option, though.

Just like most of the rest of us. We're snobs. Go ahead you lesser peoples, stay in those lower class hovels. Fight the traffic. Miss out on the Extra MAGIC hours. Hurry off to your condo's, hotels or whatever just to save a couple o' bucks (with gas at $4.00 per gallon). Just think, while your driving, I'm probably in my swimsuit at the pool, or already tucked away in my nice comfortable bed, or sitting in the adult area consuming a nice cold Dr. Pepper or something. And your there driving... Still driving...