Disney's ALL-STAR MUSIC RESORT Family Suites Information & Questions

minnie61650 said:
Woo Hoo :woohoo:

Great news. The Suites are a set price just like the villas. 1-6 adults can sleep in the suites for the same price! :thumbsup2

Let the party begin! party: :banana: :dance3: :cool1: :yay: :jumping2:
What?! That's awesome!! :cool1: :woohoo:
 
I just returned from a three day stay at the ASMu Family Suites. Linda, the All Stars Grand Maven, has asked me to write a review so here it is:

First off, to answer your question, Linda, I think the coffee valet packets were in the room already. I don't drink coffee, so I'm not sure.

Our stay was very nice, but I don't think we'll stay there again. All the CMs were very nice, but I missed a lot of the little touches that I've grown accustomed to as a DVC member.

The kitchenette was really just a dorm-like refrigerator and a microwave. I made popcorn once, but other than that I really couldn't use it as a kitchen. I don't do a lot of cooking when we stay, but I usually need a bigger refrigerator and like a stove to make tea in the morning.

There is only a small table in the room. We had to eat breakfast in shifts.

We are a family with 4 kids (ages 2-11) and the sleeping arrangements were fine, but there was very little room in the main room when the beds were open.

The fan/AC unit was very noisy. Although my husband and I could close the door on it, my children could not because it was in the hallway.

Housekeeping was great.

I had no trouble at all with busses, although I've heard some people have.

We were in Jazz Inn, so the walk to the pool, food court, and bus wasn't so bad.

The reason we probably won't stay there again had nothing to do with the Family Suites, but the resort itself. The pools don't have slides, which my kids all like. The pools don't offer towels, which is really nice when you have four kids (spoken by the mom who ends up carrying everything :) ).There is only one bus stop for the whole resort. Like I said, our walk to the bus stop wasn't too bad, but I'd hate to be any farther back than we were. The queue for the bus is not covered. The value resort bus stops seem to be the farthest away when leaving any park. The foodcourt was noisy-even when it wasn't crowded.

I would stay here again like I did this time, to extend my trip for a few days, but I don't think I would stay a whole week.

I can't remember what we paid per night, but no discounts were available. We also spent 2 nights at Port Orleans Riverside for $105 per night. We enjoyed POR much more. We got more for our money at POR.

Hope this helps.
Susan
 
SuzieQMomof3 said:
I just returned from a three day stay at the ASMu Family Suites. Linda, the All Stars Grand Maven, has asked me to write a review so here it is:

First off, to answer your question, Linda, I think the coffee valet packets were in the room already. I don't drink coffee, so I'm not sure.

Our stay was very nice, but I don't think we'll stay there again. All the CMs were very nice, but I missed a lot of the little touches that I've grown accustomed to as a DVC member.

The kitchenette was really just a dorm-like refrigerator and a microwave. I made popcorn once, but other than that I really couldn't use it as a kitchen. I don't do a lot of cooking when we stay, but I usually need a bigger refrigerator and like a stove to make tea in the morning.

There is only a small table in the room. We had to eat breakfast in shifts.

We are a family with 4 kids (ages 2-11) and the sleeping arrangements were fine, but there was very little room in the main room when the beds were open.

The fan/AC unit was very noisy. Although my husband and I could close the door on it, my children could not because it was in the hallway.

Housekeeping was great.

I had no trouble at all with busses, although I've heard some people have.

We were in Jazz Inn, so the walk to the pool, food court, and bus wasn't so bad.

The reason we probably won't stay there again had nothing to do with the Family Suites, but the resort itself. The pools don't have slides, which my kids all like. The pools don't offer towels, which is really nice when you have four kids (spoken by the mom who ends up carrying everything :) ).There is only one bus stop for the whole resort. Like I said, our walk to the bus stop wasn't too bad, but I'd hate to be any farther back than we were. The queue for the bus is not covered. The value resort bus stops seem to be the farthest away when leaving any park. The foodcourt was noisy-even when it wasn't crowded.

I would stay here again like I did this time, to extend my trip for a few days, but I don't think I would stay a whole week.

I can't remember what we paid per night, but no discounts were available. We also spent 2 nights at Port Orleans Riverside for $105 per night. We enjoyed POR much more. We got more for our money at POR.

Hope this helps.
Susan

Thanks for your review.

Thanks also for pointing out the suites have a kitchenette and while it is great for preparing snacks they are not made for cooking or eating full meals.
I hope you were aware that there was only a kitchenette at the suites when you booked them. It would be very disappointing if someone was expecting a full kitchen and found out it was just a kitchenette.

*Note*
DVC's and FW cabins offer full kitchens for those who need or want a full kitchen.
 
Thanks everyone for the great information. We are staying there in November and really looking forward to it!
 
So would most agree that the pull out bed is comfy?
Would one of the chair or ottoman beds fit in the master bedroom for a three yr old to sleep on before the adults go to bed?
Does the mousekeeping make fold up the pull-outs if you leave them out?
Thanks!
 
abie said:
I made a seperate post but I'll copy it here. I'll have pics in a couple of days after we sort through them all....



Me, DH, and DS11 just got back from 5 nights in the All Star Music Suites.

We were in 2436 in the Jazz building. The room was on one of the rows that shoot straight back toward the parking lot about 3/4 of the way down on the first floor. Basically you make a right at the drum set and head straight back.

The location was very quiet. I don't think we heard a single person the whole week. It was not far away from the pool or main area.

The room was perfect for us. DS slept in the living room area and DH and I slept in the bedroom.

DS had a lot of fun trying all the different beds in the living area. He proclaimed that the couch bed was great for at night but the chair bed was best for naps. He didn't like the footstool bed but said it would be good for a smaller kid.

The only complaint I have about the room is that the bathroom for the master bedroom area is on the other side of the kitchen. It would have been nicer for me if it was within the master bedroom area, or if there was a door to the kitchen area that could be closed. I had to be careful not to wake DS going to the bathroom at night, and no walking around nekkid between the bedroom and bathroom.

Mouskeeping did a great job all week. The resort was clean, everyone was very friendly.

We only used the food court for snacks but I did see people eating burgers and pizzas. They seemed to be enjoying them.

The bus service was excellent! I could not believe how easy it was. I was very concerned about this when I went but the longest wait we had for an all stars bus was 10 minutes. One night we left MK after wishes. There were a ton of people and I was worried we would have a long wait. Within 10 minutes 3 busses stopped. We were on the third bus and the line was empty after that.

Sharing with Sports was soooo not a big deal. It's right next door and added about 2 minutes to our trips on the way back. On the way to the parks we never had to get into a crowded bus, even though they had stopped at sports first.

We took a cab to Boma and hopped on the AK bus to Magic Kingdom. We did wait about 15-20 minutes there.

Having the extra space, a fridge, microwave, coffee maker, 2 tvs, these things made the trip so much nicer than being crammed in one room with 2 double beds. I would choose this over a moderate or delux if it's the 3 of us going again.
Glad to hear your trip was good. We are talking about taking my DD(17) and her best friend also 17 to WDW for there graduation this spring. I have been looking into these suites, it sounds like this would be the best for us too. This way we could have our own bathrooms and tv's. They could sleep in if they wanted, now I have to tell DH this sounds like the way to go. Thanks for the report, it was helpful :goodvibes
 
Thanks to all who posted here. We booked a family suite for our December trip!!!!!!! :cool1: :cool1: :cool1:
 
Would one of the chair or ottoman beds fit in the master bedroom for a three yr old to sleep on before the adults go to bed?
-and-
Does the mousekeeping make and fold up the pull-outs if you leave them out?
 
Not much going on here lately, I would love to hear from some more folks who have stayed here.
 
DannyDisneyFreak said:
So would most agree that the pull out bed is comfy?
Would one of the chair or ottoman beds fit in the master bedroom for a three yr old to sleep on before the adults go to bed?
Does the mousekeeping make fold up the pull-outs if you leave them out?
Thanks!

I am not sure.
I will check that out when I go next wek.

I am thinking if you move out the easy chair that is in the master area you may be able to put the ottoman foldout there.
 
Is it a set price regardless of how many adults ??

Example 6 people

DH, me, DD(18) and 3 younger DD's.


Does mousekeeping come Everyday ? And do they make up the pullout beds as well ??

We've never stayed at a value. We've either done moderate or recently have done DVC. This time around we are staying offsite b/c there is nothing available for when we are going. I really wanted to stay at BCV or BWV with the kids but it's booked solid.

Will we like this resort ? We're used to alot of space. 4 girls. They need alot of bathroom time ! :teeth:
 
paslea_pooh said:
Is it a set price regardless of how many adults ??

Example 6 people

DH, me, DD(18) and 3 younger DD's.


Does mousekeeping come Everyday ? And do they make up the pullout beds as well ??

We've never stayed at a value. We've either done moderate or recently have done DVC. This time around we are staying offsite b/c there is nothing available for when we are going. I really wanted to stay at BCV or BWV with the kids but it's booked solid.

Will we like this resort ? We're used to alot of space. 4 girls. They need alot of bathroom time ! :teeth:

Yes, the Suites are one set price.

minnie61650 said:
Woo Hoo :woohoo:

Great news. The Suites are a set price just like the villas. 1-6 adults can sleep in the suites for the same price! :thumbsup2

Let the party begin! party: :banana: :dance3: :cool1: :yay: :jumping2:

Mousekeeping comes everyday.
Not sure if Mousekeeping fold up pull outs or leaves them folded out after making up the room.

I have asked this before. Does anyone know?


Room size Comparison:

Pop Century/All Stars-260 Square Feet
CS, POR/POFQ-314 SF
Caribbean Beach-340 SF
Wilderness Lodge-344 SF
AKL-344 SF
Yacht/Beach-381 SF
Boardwalk-385 SF
Polynesian-409 SF
Contemporary-436 SF
Grand Floridian-about 400-440SF
Ft Wilderness Cabins-504 SF
Family suites at All Star Music -520 SF
 
Minnie 61650 - Linda,
I have seen so many posts by you helping people with info!! Have a great trip! I'm excited for you!! Can't wait to read reviews when you return !!!
-mary
 
minnie61650 said:
I am not sure.
I will check that out when I go next wek.

I am thinking if you move out the easy chair that is in the master area you may be able to put the ottoman foldout there.
Well first of all, Have A Great Trip! Thank you in advance for the help, my main reason for asking about putting the ottoman in there is so our daughter can go to bed in there before my parents who will be sleeping in the master go to bed.
I wish I was you going in three days. have fun! :banana:
 
Linda - I am new to the boards, but I just wanted to wish you a fabulous trip! Thank you so much for all of the info you have provided on the family suites! We have booked one for the first week in February and I am so looking forward to your review of it. Your thoughts on why the All Stars are perfect for what you want out of Disney echo my view exactly. This thread has made me feel really good about our decision to stay at the ASMu. Do let us know about the capability of moving the ottoman to the master, because my family, like Danny's would really love to have that option.

Have a truly magical trip!
 
mickeyfan2 said:
I am guessing that the connecting entrance does not have a door. Is that correct?

I too am guessing there is not a connecting door.
I will let you know when I return from my trip.

MARY-IN-OH said:
Minnie 61650 - Linda,
I have seen so many posts by you helping people with info!! Have a great trip! I'm excited for you!! Can't wait to read reviews when you return !!!
-mary

DannyDisneyFreak said:
Well first of all, Have A Great Trip! Thank you in advance for the help, my main reason for asking about putting the ottoman in there is so our daughter can go to bed in there before my parents who will be sleeping in the master go to bed.
I wish I was you going in three days. have fun! :banana:

JFlo said:
Linda - I am new to the boards, but I just wanted to wish you a fabulous trip! Thank you so much for all of the info you have provided on the family suites! We have booked one for the first week in February and I am so looking forward to your review of it. Your thoughts on why the All Stars are perfect for what you want out of Disney echo my view exactly. This thread has made me feel really good about our decision to stay at the ASMu. Do let us know about the capability of moving the ottoman to the master, because my family, like Danny's would really love to have that option.

Have a truly magical trip!



Hi MARY-IN-OH, DannyDisneyFreak, and Flo, :wave:

Thank you so much for all of your kind wishes.

I will be sure to post a review of the Suites when I return. I can't wait to see them...."live and in person"....

DannyDisneyFreak, and Flo, I have plans for DH and I to check out the capability of moving the ottoman to the master. Here's hoping I do not get too excited just being there that I completely forget.

I am over 50 now and thing I miss the most about my younger years is my memory!
:rotfl: :rotfl2: :rotfl:

I can't wait to post my first All Star Family Suite review.

We are taking a road trip so look for it about September 26th or so.

See ya. :wave2:
 
Hi Linda,

Thank you for all the great information! Have a great trip! When you report will you let us know how big the in room safes are? Specifically, could we store any of our electronic (nintendo) stuff in them?

Thanks!
Paula
 












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