CSR or Pop

[my2minnies]

I am not sure what to choose so I figured I would ask all you Disney experts!!

We have resevations at the Pop for the last week of Sept, but now with the new discounts we are wondering if we should stay at the CSR instead. We are travelling with our two children ages 2 and 3. We have stayed at the CBR a few times and liked it a lot, but I kind of want to try the Value.

I think my kids will love the bright colors and all the icons, but I am concerned they room will be too small as we will have a crib. Do you think the moderates are that much nicer than the values? We probably would never use a full service restaurant so that isnt anything we need.

Another question--does anyone know if the CSR has the curtain that separates the vanity area from the sleeping area. That was a blessing when we stayed in the CBR.

Thanks!!

 

[Mercy]

We are staying at CSR in a couple of weeks I do believe the moderate rooms are a bit larger than the value resorts. From all recent reports, CSR does have the curtain to separate the sink area from the main room. I find that a plus. I guess you have to decide if the difference in cost is worth the upgrade.

 

[Kim&Chris]

Having stayed at both, I can tell you that the rooms in Pop are bright, but small. A crib might make the room too cramped, but I'm sure you could manage .

CSR has larger rooms, but is dark. Between the two, I prefer Pop because I love bright colors and a cheerful, fun atmosphere.

 

[siac]

I think CSR is better. I have reservation at the CSR for Nov.

 

[Buzz2001]

CSR!! Check out my website below for pics, links and info. Yes, there are privacy curtains.

 

[webray]

I would stay at Pop...CSR is way to spread out and lots of walking.

The food court is better at pop.

 

[JMD]

Definitely stay at CSR.

 

[Aquagirl]

I love CSR, but am trying POP in September. Are the privacy curtains new? We did not have one in our room last September.

 

[Chip 'n Dale Express]

At Pop Century, Pack 'n Plays fit perfectly between the TV and the bathroom wall, so that they are out of the way, and do not effect the room layout.