FW cabins

[tbuot]

Looking for onsite that will accomodate 4 adults and 2 small children. I was wondering what the Ft.Wilderness cabins are like? It says they accomodate six...will we be too crowded? Are they nice?

 

[lindabfin]

We have stayed in the cabins three times, and just got back from 6 nights. We love the cabins! You have a bedroom with bunks and a nice queen bed, then in the living room a Murphy bed that is very comfortable (I slept there this past time, other times my daughters did). There is also a crib provided if one of the children is very small. The living room has a little table and small chairs for the little ones, and a dining table with room for 6. A nice couch (which is also sleepable if need be). There is a fully equipped kitchen which is wonderful for breakfast, lunch between parks or during rest time, and there's even a grill outside for a quick dinner. There is a deck with a picnic table. As you can see, plenty of room to spread out! It's very convenient to go to Magic Kingdom, we used our car to travel to the other parks and DTD, but the bus/boat system is adequate if you don't have a vehicle with you. Plus there's lots to do at Fort Wilderness! Around the cabins it's peaceful and just a lovely place to get away from the frantic pace of the parks! Hope this helps.

 

[tbuot]

they sound nice. has anyone ever gotten a good discount code on the cabins?

 

[lindabfin]

This past trip we got an Annual Pass discount which made the rate $144, that was down from the previous discount of $166 (I think) which was first a Disney Club, then general public discount. The only time I couldn't score a discount at the cabins was Easter week of 1998. I believe they were eligible for the Fairy Tale package.