Help me justify staying on property, please!

[Mercy]

Hi, we just got back from a 7 night stay at CSR and loved it! I've stayed off-site and on, and I will never stay off site again. We drove our car to WDW and my DH just parked the car and we never really used it again (well a couple of times), but my DH found that to be a real plus... let Disney do the driving!

Besides that, the Disney resorts are just so nice with the theming and landscaping, everything is so pretty. We had to make an unexpected trip to a WalMart while there and let me tell you we could not wait to get back on to Disney property, the outside world just looked so yucky!! And I was one of those who poo pooed people who made comments like that, but even my DH agreed.

 

[Pig Pen]

Definitely onsite. And I also would recommend looking into renting points for a DVC 2 bedroom. I treated 8 of us to 9 nights in a 2 bedroom and it was wonderful!

OKW has the largest rooms and is the least expensive. Haven't stayed there yet, but we toured it and it's very nice.

Of course I love everything Disney and would stay at an All-Stars before venturing off site!

 

[Mom of Sleepy Bashful and BabyDoc]

I used to say that...........you know, only ON-site for us. That was until it was Off-site or NOTHING! Guess which one I picked??

 

[disneyfuntime]

Why not sell your present time share and buy at Disney so you never have to stay offsite.

 

[Mickey's Sister]

I saw him when it (The King & I) re-opened on Broadway at the Uris Theatre in '79. After the show, I actually saw him walking to his limo, but I couldn't even speak, much less get an autograph. Wasn't he just awesome!!! I love his old movies too!

Jessica

 

[Bethshaya]

If your timeshare is part of Interval International, have you tried to trade your time for on property?

As a DVC member I have access to Interval Int'l's listings of places to stay, I am sure they must have some kind of reciprocial deal with them to use timeshare slots in Disney.