That is what I was thinking from a points standpoint.The point chart for the Poly Bungalows is brutal. We want to stay to check it off a bucket list, but it would have to be for at max 2 nights during the week in a low season. This is coming from someone who is not that frugal with our points (we stay in mostly 2BR, 3BR, and 1BR units).
There are many 3BR GV that I would rather stay in for less points. CCV cabins on the other hand are a good "value" in comparison. They cost less than the GV at CCV (a room we love) and it would be a tempting upgrade from a typical 2BR at CCV for a special occasion.
Yes, I have banked and want to splurge for a short period. I am leaning towards the Cabin. Points are much more favorable but both are bucket list for sure.I don't have enough points to stay in either, but if points didn't matter Poly Bungalow.
Didn’t even think about the Ferry traffic especially if you are on that endAbsolutely the cabins - they're one of the most amazing resort options on property. Having seen the bungalows, we feel they're nice but not a must-do. If you get the wrong end of the bungalows, you get to deal with the ferry boat traffic and noise from early morning to late at night. Either would be quite the splurge on points, though!!
I think the restaurants are pretty comparable at the actual resorts but you do have access to the full monorail restaurants.Poly cabins for us, great views of MK, and nicer restaurants IMO.
IMO: Storybrook Dining > Ohana. Geyser Point > Kona Cafe. But Roaring Fork < Captain Cook's (except for Baked goods WL wins there)I think the restaurants are pretty comparable at the actual resorts but you do have access to the full monorail restaurants.
It's a 5-minute boat ride from WL to the MK boat dock, and an additional 2 minutes to walk from the dock to the Monorail station. That's plenty close for me, while maintaining some peaceful separation from the masses on that loop.But yes Poly has access to the Monorail loops, I would have said WL had access to FW but they killed Trails End. Hopefully one day the boat to the CR starts up again.
I don’t disagree and do that all the time when staying at WL. Just the other boat was very peaceful.It's a 5-minute boat ride from WL to the MK boat dock, and an additional 2 minutes to walk from the dock to the Monorail station. That's plenty close for me, while maintaining some peaceful separation from the masses on that loop.