Paging Tom Morrow
DIS Veteran
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Hey all,
First let me say that I understand that salespeople can and will do anything for a sale, so I am not looking for feedback on that. With that understood....
Back in June we had the opportunity to tour BLT during a members' only event. We were shown a room on the 14th floor as an example of what MK Views would offer. At that time, we were assured -- by multiple people -- that rooms on the lower floors which featured significantly less impressive views would not be categorized as MK, particularly if their primary view was the parking lot. The views from that room were impressive, with sight lines that enabled guests to see Main Street and as far back as Splash Mountain.
Fast forward to today, when we checked in and were assigned a room on the 4th floor. This is the view from our room MK View:
While obviously you can see the top of Cinderella's castle and Space Mountain, the primary view is that of the parking lot. I feel that the DVC management members who decided this was MK View might have taken their lead from some not-so-reputable hotels which categorize a room as Ocean View even if you need to be on your balcony, standing on a table while leaning over the railing to see water.
In your opinion, should this view justify a "MK View" categorization and the additional points needed to secure this type of reservation?
First let me say that I understand that salespeople can and will do anything for a sale, so I am not looking for feedback on that. With that understood....
Back in June we had the opportunity to tour BLT during a members' only event. We were shown a room on the 14th floor as an example of what MK Views would offer. At that time, we were assured -- by multiple people -- that rooms on the lower floors which featured significantly less impressive views would not be categorized as MK, particularly if their primary view was the parking lot. The views from that room were impressive, with sight lines that enabled guests to see Main Street and as far back as Splash Mountain.
Fast forward to today, when we checked in and were assigned a room on the 4th floor. This is the view from our room MK View:
While obviously you can see the top of Cinderella's castle and Space Mountain, the primary view is that of the parking lot. I feel that the DVC management members who decided this was MK View might have taken their lead from some not-so-reputable hotels which categorize a room as Ocean View even if you need to be on your balcony, standing on a table while leaning over the railing to see water.
In your opinion, should this view justify a "MK View" categorization and the additional points needed to secure this type of reservation?


