Well....you guys are probably going to be surprised because you know how much I've been looking forward to RPC for our next Easter week stay. I got a PIN code that covered Easter so I quickly logged on and thought this was the day I'd book RPC!

Until I saw the price. $1600 per night before the tiny 20% discount which hardly makes a dent.
So onto Plan B. First, I thought I'd book the Cabins. Then my DD said what if a clown gets in our Cabin since we'll be in remote woods? We had a long discussion about these clown stories -- rumors are spreading all around the schools and it's frustrating. Anyway, I ditched that idea for various reasons, and next priced out AoA suite -- the total cost for 6 nights at AoA was about the same as 2 nights at RPC!! But I couldn't pull the trigger on that one either. Almost booked CR CL but wasn't sure if we'd feel Easter-ish there. Couldn't book BC CL because we need both a balcony and a daybed and rarely get both. We just stayed at Poly CL and BWI CL, so those are out.
So where did we end up? The place where my DH really enjoyed 3 years ago, especially the food -- WL CL, except this time we're staying in a deluxe CL room. We did not love the small regular rooms and the closed panel balconies. So the deluxe room will fix both of those problems. Except we won't be on the 7th floor, but we all have fitbits and love stairs so I think we'll be ok

. A big selling factor for me is the new lounge is supposed to have an MK view, so that will be awesome! I will be stalking these threads to keep track of the progress.
I still may change to a split stay with RPC depending on the AP discounts....
As to why I get these PIN codes when we've been AP holders for 13 years....I think it's because somehow my email is still associated with my maiden name and parents' home, even though my email is also connected to me now with my married name and current home. I will say that last Easter I booked with a PIN code too but then ended up modifying it when the AP rates came out because AP rates are usually a little better than the PIN's.