Four Seasons?

[amberpi]

How associated is this resort with WDW? I'm a huge Swolphin fan, but considering this for something different. Mainly, I couldn't find if they had EMH or transportation like the Swolphin does?

 

[alex9179]

It's not associated. None of the on-site perks are available, but FS does have shuttles to transport you to and from Orlando attractions. Here is a good rundown, even though it's an older article.

http://www.casadwyer.com/2014/10/what-disney-benefits-do-and-dont-convey.html

 

[amberpi]

It's not associated. None of the on-site perks are available, but FS does have shuttles to transport you to and from Orlando attractions. Here is a good rundown, even though it's an older article.

http://www.casadwyer.com/2014/10/what-disney-benefits-do-and-dont-convey.html

Thanks so much, that was exactly the kind of info I was looking for.

 

[WDWNY]

We recently spent thanksgiving weekend with our family friends at disney. It was their first time and they decided to stay at the four seasons because the Disney resorts seemed outdated to them. We didn't stay at the four seasons but heres some of the things they did tell us. They LOVED it. The kids loved the pool, lazy river and water slides. They didn't want to get out and go to the park. When the parents were just lounging around the pool people were walking around and offering complimentary water there too. One of them needed a prescription filled up and the CVS by them didn't have it in time so they sent it down to the four seasons. It was waiting for them in the room during check in. They loved it and would recommend it.

 

[GADisneyDad14]

I've stayed there. It's main "association" with Disney is geography and not so much some of the other on-site benefits, but there is some cross-over. We really, really enjoyed our stay but it's not for everyone. It wouldn't be my first choice depending on the agenda for my trip, but it certainly has its place as an option.

Happy to answer any questions.