BWV Balcony

PalVal

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Does anyone know if all balconies that have a BW view require you to stand to see out clearly?
 
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my son is 5’11”
I’m 5’5”, doesn’t matter what resort I am at, when I sit in a chair on the balcony, the top rail is always in my eyesight🤣😆

ETA: FYI- this is a BWV view
 
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my son is 5’11”
I’m 5’5”, doesn’t matter what resort I am at, when I sit in a chair on the balcony, the top rail is always in my eyesight🤣😆

Or the slats.

Some balconies are enclosed - and the wall is solid. Those require pretty much everyone to stand to see. The others are slatted like in the photo above - and while we've stayed in them, I've never had a "clear" view because I too am right at "railing in my face" height.
 
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my son is 5’11”
I’m 5’5”, doesn’t matter what resort I am at, when I sit in a chair on the balcony, the top rail is always in my eyesight🤣😆

ETA: FYI- this is a BWV view

ME TOO!!! I'm only 5'0", so I need to sit on the phone books (are there such things anymore?) to see over the rail. Glad I'm in good company!
 

Does anyone know if all balconies that have a BW view require you to stand to see out clearly?

See attached photo of the villas overlooking the boardwalk. It shows the variety of balconies, many of which are easy to see the lake from while sitting, while others require you to stand.The majority of balconies at BWV are the ones easy to see from while sitting
 

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We had a second floor above Big River that had a high wooden balcony. You had to stand.
 












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