Help me decide-one night only,which resort?

[MarkandMatt'sMom]

I have booked 7 nights in a one bedroom and a studio at the Boardwalk Villas using the Disney Visa pay for 4 get 7 over the fourth of July. We found it was actually cheaper to fly in the night before our originally scheduled first night and make a one night reservation. A good friend of mine is unable to use some DVC points of hers that are expiring at the end of July. She has offered to give me the points. Assuming that I can not use the points best within our original 7night reservations, she is giving us enough points to stay anywhere on property for the first night. If you were me would you use the points to extend the original stay at the BWVs and avoid having to transfer between resorts? If not, where would you stay and why? PLease let me know your thoughts. I have to let my friend know what I what her to try for soon.

 

[Disney4MyGirls]

While it is fun to visit the different resorts, I suggest spending the extra night at the BWV... Unpack once, and kick back and relax. Enjoy.

 

[232271]

I agree for only one night I would extend if at all possible.
it would be a wasted day having to move all your stuff.

 

[Minky]

I would say try and stay somewhere different that you have always wanted to so you can get a feel for the place....maybe GF? And do MK that day since youll be on the monorail? Just a thought

 

[TLinden16]

Why not try the Yacht or Beach Club? The resorts are close, and it will give you the chance to try out Stormalong Bay.

If you do stay at a different resort your first night, I would suggest packing a special bag with what everyone will need for that first night--that way you won't have to open everyone's suitcases that first night.

Karen