diff resorts better for different times of yr?

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I feel that WL is easy to get back to after MNSSHP & MVMCP
EpCot resorts easier to get back to after Illuminations & Food & Wine festival
what do you think are the best resorts for diff times during the yr?
any particular place best in the summer?
 
Well, we like BWI at Christmas, because it is close to Epcot where we spend alot of time and the deluxe room has plenty of space for our tree. I also take my son for a birthday trip and because he has gotten real friendly with the CM's there he loves the BWI.

We like the Polynesian for our 4th of July trip because we can get a view of the fireworks from our room in the Hawaii building.

The past 2 years we have gone to the AKL for my 40th birthday and our 20th anniversary, Sunrise Safari, and the Sunset Safari can't be beat for a special occasion.

For spring break we have been going to DL and staying at the Grand Californian, it's only about 25min from Huntington Beach. They also have the most awesome Easter brunch with the characters.
 
We always stay at the WL in December since it has such a wonderful Christmas feel to it. The theme just lends itself so well to that time of year.

We also love being in the Epcot area during the Food and Wine Festival. That's really our favorite time of year to go.

When we go in May, we like a more summery theme since it is warm and we really use the pool a lot - like the Poly or Coronado Springs or the Boardwalk or Animal Kingdom Lodge.
 


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