Cannot make a decision!!!

[klitteral2009]

So I'm going to be booking our trip this coming weekend for our WDW week long getaway in Late January. I simply CANNOT decide between a family suite at AoA or staying at POFQ. AoA is almost 600 more expensive but its got the Disney themeing that my little ones will like and the suites look very roomy and would be good for spreading out when we're back at the resort for resting between park visits. I have a dd 10, dd 3 and dd 1 (who will actually be turning two on the last day of our vacay). I didn't know if anyone could impart any wisdom here...I was set on POFQ but the more I look at the AoA the more I'm thinking they may like it more. We will be doing several character meals while we're there and the BBB and CRT for them as well. Help a mama out here!

 

[Missytara]

If you can afford it, do it now when your kids are young and will enjoy it.

There is always time to go to POFQ later. To go to a really new resort is an experience in itself, that is irreplaceable, IMHO.

 

[Marionnette]

So I'm going to be booking our trip this coming weekend for our WDW week long getaway in Late January. I simply CANNOT decide between a family suite at AoA or staying at POFQ. AoA is almost 600 more expensive but its got the Disney themeing that my little ones will like and the suites look very roomy and would be good for spreading out when we're back at the resort for resting between park visits. I have a dd 10, dd 3 and dd 1 (who will actually be turning two on the last day of our vacay). I didn't know if anyone could impart any wisdom here...I was set on POFQ but the more I look at the AoA the more I'm thinking they may like it more. We will be doing several character meals while we're there and the BBB and CRT for them as well. Help a mama out here!

I agree with Missytara. Go with what you can afford but if the $600 is not going to wreck your budget, then go for the family suite. The extra room with be worth it when you put the little ones down for a nap.