Attack of the Lakeshore Lodge

[Cfabar1]

Maybe, higher point chart will also mean lowers dues. Which, if they roll the cabins with Lakeshore, will probably be a priority. I do think it’ll come in under Poly/VGF.

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[Kailunkat]

I agree that it will come under poly/vgf. The theme isn't screaming luxury to me and its farther from MK. I wonder if the lazy river and more elaborate pool area would make the dues higher

I think that the fact that there is a strong theme (Woodland creatures throughout Disney IP) will only add to it's appeal not detract. There are a lot of luxury hotels in the world with a nature theme - I don't think that they will do it "log cabin" style since they have already gone that route - this will be a lot more "enchanted forest glade" which could read very spa-like if they incorporate the use of light that they had in the plans for reflections.

The pool complex will definitely have an effect on dues - but the good news is that will also be offset by the number of hotel rooms. I am hoping that they also end up keeping the large food court area they had planned in the basement along with multiple restaurants upstairs to help compensate for those who will come over from WL and CFW to dine there. But it seems like this SHOULD be a higher end/deluxe resort based on other Disney offerings - but it will all depend on the individual room finishes and the amenities ultimately.

 

[Girlstar30]

I think that the fact that there is a strong theme (Woodland creatures throughout Disney IP) will only add to it's appeal not detract. There are a lot of luxury hotels in the world with a nature theme - I don't think that they will do it "log cabin" style since they have already gone that route - this will be a lot more "enchanted forest glade" which could read very spa-like if they incorporate the use of light that they had in the plans for reflections.

The pool complex will definitely have an effect on dues - but the good news is that will also be offset by the number of hotel rooms. I am hoping that they also end up keeping the large food court area they had planned in the basement along with multiple restaurants upstairs to help compensate for those who will come over from WL and CFW to dine there. But it seems like this SHOULD be a higher end/deluxe resort based on other Disney offerings - but it will all depend on the individual room finishes and the amenities ultimately.

They've done a woodland theme many times. It doesnt seem all that unique to me. Def wont do it log cabin style and more upscale than that.

It will be more upscale, but i dont think on the same upscale feel as vgf and Riv. I will be really surprised if they put a spa. The restaurant was supposed to be Princess and the Frog, which again is nothing new as far as themeing.