GF2 vs Grand Floridian?

[Sandisw]

I wonder if there are no microwaves until they have enough for all the rooms. Right now its one of those harder to get items. Can you imagine if it was hit and miss if you got one? Better to wait and have all units be the same.

They also could have done things to gauge desire for them. I know they have gotten a lot of complaints as my guide, the sales people at the kiosks and in my call with DVC, they said it has been something that has been shared as a concern.

 

[nuhusky123]

We shall go on to the end, we shall fight in grand Floridian, we shall fight on the magic kingdom walking trail and seven seas lagoon, we shall fight with growing confidence and growing strength in the villas, we shall defend our microwave, whatever the cost may be.

- a horrible desecration of Churchill

 

[Royal Consort]

We shall go on to the end, we shall fight in grand Floridian, we shall fight on the magic kingdom walking trail and seven seas lagoon, we shall fight with growing confidence and growing strength in the villas, we shall defend our microwave, whatever the cost may be.

The two minute noodles are worth it!

 

[nuhusky123]

The two minute noodles are worth it!

Fight the good fight

 

[Her Dotness]

I'm one of the few who can envision booking a resort studio as long as the DxDDP returns.

I'm all for doing nothing but making an occasional cuppa coffee or tea in the villa or popping over to Gaspy's if we've a "free" refillable mug again.

I love to cook but detest cleanup and am perfectly content to sit-n-set at the GF in particular. I'll joyfully sit and let someone set food in front of me at GF Cafe, Citricos and especially V&A's. I'll even buffet-dive at 1900 PF despite the generally so-so food. Loves me some characters coming around to meet me while I'm busily stuffing face.

I'll be getting a divorce, though , if I insist upon staying in one, because DH is adamant he's not giving up his spacious 1br. And actually, I'd sorely miss my penguins.

They also could have done things to gauge desire for them.

Disney never does anything of this magnitude without being fairly sure it'll fly.

As Sandisw indicates, Disney undoubtedly determined by some means that hotel room-style studios would appeal to The Grand's DVC clientele. The place has a ton of restaurants once all reopen, so I can see the potential for a niche market of no-kitchenette fanciers.