Best resorts for transportation?

[SG131]

Since you mentioned a suite it sounds like extended family could potentially be involved. I just got back from a multigenerational trip on the monorail line and I don't think we will ever make that choice again. My mother who is in her late 60s had a very difficult time with the trip to epcot because of the transfer and associated walking. We were at the GF. I know with the poly you can walk over to ttc to eliminate some of the hassle, but for her that would've been difficult too.

Next time extended family comes along we will stay in one of the hotels along the boardwalk.

 

[mickeynut1]

I am loving all these ideas. Having not been to Disney in over 20 yrs, there are so many new resorts to explore.

Definitely a lot of new things! Enjoy the planning, hope you have a great trip back to the World .

 

[prazer]

Depends on where you spend most of your park time...CR/BLT if your time is more magic kingdom...Boardwalk and the Beach Club for epcot Hollywood studios.

 

[Carlymouse]

Since you mentioned a suite it sounds like extended family could potentially be involved. I just got back from a multigenerational trip on the monorail line and I don't think we will ever make that choice again. My mother who is in her late 60s had a very difficult time with the trip to epcot because of the transfer and associated walking. We were at the GF. I know with the poly you can walk over to ttc to eliminate some of the hassle, but for her that would've been difficult too.

Next time extended family comes along we will stay in one of the hotels along the boardwalk.

Thanks! An issue like that with family members who have trouble walking wouldn't have occurred to me!