Resort Thread Disney's POP CENTURY Resort

[WLWildlife]

Just to clarify, by the "back side" of the building do you mean the end of the building closest to the Skyliner but still facing the pool? Because the rooms at that end of the building closest the Skyliner but *not* facing the pool (facing the lake instead) are standard rooms, not preferred. You definitely won't have pool noise in those rooms.

No, non pool side in a preferred room.

 

[scrappinginontario]

Just to clarify, by the "back side" of the building do you mean the end of the building closest to the Skyliner but still facing the pool? Because the rooms at that end of the building closest the Skyliner but *not* facing the pool (facing the lake instead) are standard rooms, not preferred. You definitely won't have pool noise in those rooms.

This is correct. Rooms facing the lake in buildings 4 and 5 are standard rooms.

No, non pool side in a preferred room.

This is not correct.

Rooms facing the splash pad are preferred rooms. The rooms directly behind thise, facing the lake are standard rooms. Please see the map on page one.

 

[Disneylover99]

This is not correct.

Rooms facing the splash pad are preferred rooms. The rooms directly behind thise, facing the lake are standard rooms. Please see the map on page one.

I think you’re misunderstanding what this poster is asking.

The poster is simply asking if the preferred rooms not facing the pool area are noisy.
To me, it means they are asking about the preferred rooms in the courtyard facing the 70’s or 50’s buildings.

They’re not asking about the standard rooms facing the lake, or the preferred rooms that face the splash pad/pool area.