Going back to Studios after 1BR...

[Lorana]

Reading this reminds me that I'll bet there's a relationship between the amount of time you spend in the parks (are you "we mostly just use the room to sleep) versus the type of people self-described here. Because we're just like these people, spend a few hours on most days in the parks, otherwise hang around and vacation at the resort. Thus, one bedrooms are important for us 2.

Excellent point! We *used* to be “in the parks all day till we drop” kind of people, but no more. We’ve been often enough that we don’t feel the need (and know we’ll come back), but we’re also not as young anymore and that’s just not the style or vacation we enjoy, and we like to spend time at the resort, relaxing and enjoying. (And since those early days I’ve developed Fibromyalgia and MPS/CMP and just cannot do all day on pavement standing in lines).

 

[goofy kc]

Lots of pluses and minuses! Usually in studio with 2 adults, but that usually requires a view - BW view or Poly lake view. Makes up for the laundry which can be an issue but we usually stay for 4 nights so we can make it through! Wish all studios had bedside tables on both sides..

 

[Brian Noble]

This is not easing my "maybe I made the wrong choice," lol, because I *do* like the jetted tubs, full kitchen, w/d, and extra space. Well, I can hope then that we can get enough points over time to make it so that we can up to a 1 BR if it's available; at least we'll always have the studio if we want it.

I consider a 1BR the minimum unit size while I am on vacation...even solo. I sometimes make an exception in cities where space is at a premium, but that is rare.

The good news is that if it was a mistake, you made it in the right direction. Because of the room mix at CCV, studios might end up being challenging at peak times even at 11 months. That is much less likely for a 1BR. So if you decide you want 1BRs most of the time you should be able to get them. But, if you want to stretch points with a studio it’s guaranteed.