CBR or AoA?

[Pbeh]

Going in August with DS7 DD4, any thoughts on choosing between CBR and AoA? It is about a 110 dollar difference.

 

[ARiding]

CBR all the way!

 

[soccereissele]

I stayed at CBR on accident one time with my father...and it wasn't the best of experiences. The food court was "ehhh", bus route took a while, and I just didn't enjoy the resort as much as the many others I've been to. The AoA I've never been to. But for one: I've read the food court (Landscape of Flavors) is GREAT! Here is a picture tour (http://www.disneyfoodblog.com/2012/...ation-resort-landscape-of-flavors-food-court/). For me, food is a huge part of the Disney experience. The resort opened in 2012 and has some really cool features/experiences/stuff for kids. I would pick AoA! And tell me what you think after!

 

[mickeynut1]

Going in August with DS7 DD4, any thoughts on choosing between CBR and AoA? It is about a 110 dollar difference.

My choice would be CBR. We've never stayed at AoA, but we loved CBR. The grounds were beautiful, the food court was great with plenty of variety, the pool had a fun pirate theme for kids, and the transportation was quick and efficient. We loved everything about CBR and wouldn't hesitate to return.

 

[lustergirl]

I would choose CBR.

 

[Kevin355]

CBR...am booking tomorrow for CBR.

 

[Sue M]

I'd book CBR! Request Jamaica section, very close to bridge over to main pool, food court & resort shop. Beautiful landscaping, love the hammocks on the beach. And all rooms (except pirate) are newly refurbished and have queen beds. Also, rooms are larger!

 

[Terra Nova guy]

I have stayed at both resorts. CBR is a beautiful resort and if you had older kids, I would say go there. But I believe with smaller kids, they would enjoy the theming of AoA. My DD (now 7) always asks to go back to the "Ariel" resort and has never once talked about CBR. If it fits your budget, stay in a Nemo suite which are generally closest to the main building/food court.