Best Studio for 4? Fun debate

[ShawnDadof8]

We really enjoyed the space of the studio at the Poly, but we thought the bed was uncomfortable compared to the other resorts (we like a soft mattress). But it was lots of space when we took just our two littles. Personally, I would agree with the suggestion of the resorts with the pull down bed below the TV. It would leave the room much more open if you do not have to use the sofa bed.

 

[hilltopper152]

We really enjoyed the space of the studio at the Poly, but we thought the bed was uncomfortable compared to the other resorts (we like a soft mattress). But it was lots of space when we took just our two littles. Personally, I would agree with the suggestion of the resorts with the pull down bed below the TV. It would leave the room much more open if you do not have to use the sofa bed.

Yeah we agree after thinking about it. My 4 year old will enjoy it and I can make the studio feel larger while leaving space for the crib. Poly is my third option this trip but may do a studio with the kids come spring for the week after hearing people having overall good experiences with the space.

 

[RoseGold]

If you are driving anyway, Kidani's size can be a perk, you can park right near your elevator.

 

[hilltopper152]

If you are driving anyway, Kidani's size can be a perk, you can park right near your elevator.

We never drive. KY to florida is not fun for dad ha. I am a baby when it comes to driving that far ha.

Last time we had a car at FW campground we thought it was nice getting around town but not going to lie... hated seeing Orlando from that perspective and the need to find parking. Transportation in the park can be rough sometimes but we like the since of a bubble. We did notice Kidani has that nice setup when we stood at Jambo. My brother rents cars when he comes but I am too cheap and lazy to fool with the car when visiting.