Coronado vs Contemporary

[Heather07438]

Club Level at Gran Destino (in Coronado Springs) was getting rave reviews before that kind of stuff closed. It might be coming back pretty soon by the look of things.

We almost booked the hybrid studio/1BR CL back when it also came with free Disney Dining Plan, it was about $750/night early Dec ‘19. It slept 4, had king bed in room with a door plus 1.5 bathrooms. Chronos Lounge on the 15th floor had what some thought was the best CL food and experience yet.

 

[Eastern]

Oh, I know, but I'm sure people will start to back off when the rooms start to not go down from close to $1000 a night. People are travel hungry, but most aren't made of money. Even I, who doesn't have much of any monetary restrictions, don't see the point in paying that much for a room and would downgrade my room if no discounts came out. I do know there won't be those same discounts, I'm not blind to that at all, but I'm sure there will be at least a 20% off (which is nowhere close to last year, but it'll knock a bit off). I do work in healthcare, and have friends in the travel industry, so I'm well aware of what's happening.

This is also where Disney is pricing itself out of being a destination for "regular" families. They'll see a drastic drop in attendance at some point if they keep up with the prices, and they'll have to do discounts. Will it be this holiday season? Probably not, but eventually they'll run in to issues especially at the deluxe resorts. Meanwhile my January trip is on rented points in a 2 bedroom villa just to make sure I could get a good deal, I'm not playing Disneys games this year.

Agree. I am only going through with CR because everyone took off vacation already and we have APs expiring right after. We recently stayed in FL near Disney and rented a car and the bill at the end was