Best Resort after BWV and BCV for Food and Wine?

[disfam_2]

Thanks

 

[El&Asmom]

I've never been to F&W, but have been to both BCV and BWV. I would think BCV would be a bit better as it is closer to EPCOT especially via the back walkway. I'm sure either would be fine though.

 

[Brian Noble]

Another good choice might be BLT; at least you have monorail access, even though it's a bit inconvenient with the transfer.

OKW is a short bus trip; right next door. Cabs back and forth between OKW and, say, Boardwalk or Beach Club wouldn't be a big deal either.

 

[Starr W.]

I've never been to F&W, but have been to both BCV and BWV. I would think BCV would be a bit better as it is closer to EPCOT especially via the back walkway. I'm sure either would be fine though.

I've stayed at both BWV and BCV, it's an easy walk to Epcot from either. BCV is just a tad closer.

 

[backyardponder]

I think OP is asking if they can't get into BCV or BWV, where is the best place to stay for F&W?

If you aren't driving, then it probably doesn't matter too much since you will be using bus or monorail and have to go in the main entrance at Epcot. As Brian said, OKW is probably the shortest bus ride. My suggestion is to try a resort you haven't stayed in before.

 

[dizfan]

I would think the best F&W resort after BCV and BWV would be BLT.
While most think of taking the monorail to Epcot, depending on the World Showcase area you want to go to, there's another alternative if MK is open.

If MK is open, you could walk to the MK bus area and take a bus to BCV (or BWV), then take the short walk to the countries. MK tends to have the most frequent buses.
It may sound like a lot of walking, but the walk from the Epcot (bus or monorail) to the countries should be similar.

Additionally, from BLT (during most of F&W there is also MNSSHP going on). Even if you don't go to MNSSHP, you can see the fireworks from many places (including TOTWL). In the past, they are event only fireworks. When we were at BLT in December, we were surprised to see how much nicer the MVMCP fireworks were compared to the normal fireworks.