BLT Studios

[HatboxHaint]

Are there studios at BLT that are connected together?

I saw a post that said the studios at the Poly can be connected together...I didn't realize that was a thing. I thought a 1-bedroom connected to studios to make a two bedroom....and that was a standard across the DVC resorts.

 

[Anal Annie]

No, they only connect at the Poly because they don't have the larger units. Studios is all they have at the Poly with the exception of the bungalows.

 

[_auroraborealis_]

Poly has no 1BRs. Or 2BRs. Or Grand Villas. So the only thing they can really connect anything to is a studio to a studio.

 

[DizDaD7]

Odd>>>? What do they consider the Bungalows as ???

 

[supersnoop]

Odd>>>? What do they consider the Bungalows as ???

The bungalows aren't connected to anything.

 

[_auroraborealis_]

The Bungalows are Bungalows. They're technically 2BR, but if you look at typical point charts, you have to consider that in Dream Season, a VGF Grand Villa (which is, I think, the most pricey of the GVs, or close) and a Bungalow cost the same (993 points) for a week. A VGF GV is bigger, sleeps more people, and is bigger. Did I mention bigger?

A week in a "real" 2BR, like a BLT TPV, is 430 for a week of Dream season; a Lake View VGF 2BR in Dream season is 486 points and (probably) the priciest of the 2BR options. So a Bungalow really isn't comparable, given the point differential of ridiculousness.

 

[KAT4DISNEY]

Odd>>>? What do they consider the Bungalows as ???

Bungalows are the most exorbitantly priced 2 BRs that DVC has and they don't even have 2 normal beds in the 2nd bedroom like other resorts. So it's rather the norm to consider them a specialty villa.

 

[DizDaD7]

The bungalows aren't connected to anything.

I Was basically referring to the size comparison...but thnx

 

[DizDaD7]

The Bungalows are Bungalows. They're technically 2BR, but if you look at typical point charts, you have to consider that in Dream Season, a VGF Grand Villa (which is, I think, the most pricey of the GVs, or close) and a Bungalow cost the same (993 points) for a week. A VGF GV is bigger, sleeps more people, and is bigger. Did I mention bigger?

A week in a "real" 2BR, like a BLT TPV, is 430 for a week of Dream season; a Lake View VGF 2BR in Dream season is 486 points and (probably) the priciest of the 2BR options. So a Bungalow really isn't comparable, given the point differential of ridiculousness.

Bungalows are the most exorbitantly priced 2 BRs that DVC has and they don't even have 2 normal beds in the 2nd bedroom like other resorts. So it's rather the norm to consider them a specialty villa.

Thanks..I knew the prices were high, but didn't realize it was as High as you put it ...