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iheartmypanda

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Hi!
I'm back with more questions.
I was reading on the site again and it says you have three days after booking to book your hotel stay.

We are on a budget.

So... is it ok for us to book stays like at ASM? Does ASM have a nicer honeymoon suite we could get upgraded to for free?

Anyone else done this on a tight budget? I mean, I want other things like the MK photo shoot.... super nice hotel? Couldn't really care less!

I said ASM or one of those cause I love the kitsch disney decor and no other hotels have oversized Plutos etc.

I appreciate any advice or been there done thats!

TIA

Mariana
 
We are on a budget. So... is it ok for us to book stays like at ASM? Does ASM have a nicer honeymoon suite we could get upgraded to for free?

Anyone else done this on a tight budget? I mean, I want other things like the MK photo shoot.... super nice hotel? Couldn't really care less!

Iheartmypanda, I had a custom Vow Renewal three years ago. I had to guarantee a certain number of rooms in my "room block" (part of having a custom event). I chose one hotel from each category -- Deluxe, Moderate, and Value. In the Value category, my selection was the All-Star Music Resort. It sounds to me like you might be planning an "Escape" wedding?? Please double-check with the FTW folks, but I bet a stay at the ASM is possible for an Escape wedding. They'll tell you for certain. Never be afraid to ask them any of your questions. They love to help.

As to the All-Star Resorts, they don't have honeymoon suites. But they do have "family suites" -- those are primarily booked by families with more than four members in their party (five or sometimes six, if there is a small child). Here is some info on them if you have more than four in your party : click here.

I have stayed in every single one of Disney's resorts in both Disneyland and Walt Disney World. I have also stayed in a few suites, too, including a 2,400 square foot suite at the Yacht Club. I can honestly tell you that each of my family's stays in each of Disney's resorts were wonderful. Yes, some of the rooms were on the small-side (Value Resorts) while other rooms were on the large-side (Deluxe Resorts). But we knew that heading into our vacations. We also knew that each resort would offer us something a little different to experience. We were never disappointed. It honestly was a lot of fun staying in all of those resorts (and most of them we have stayed in multiple times).

I do have some of my photos shared in an on-line photo album. However, I don't have all of them shared to the "public" just yet (they were transferred to Flickr this summer and most of them are still marked "private"). I don't know if viewing them will help, but here's a link to them anyway: click here. I do have some photos shared of all three of the All-Star resorts.

Can a FTW be held on a budget. Yes. There are many here who have done so and their events have turned out wonderfully. As long as you determine what is really & truly important to you & your fiance, you shouldn't have a problem coming in on budget. But I'm not going to kid you that determining what you really & truly want is easy. Heck, no! Disney makes it awfully easy to spend your hard-earned dollars. They're pro's at it. ;)
 
iheartmypanda welcome to the DIS:cheer2:

DF and I are staying at ASMu for our upcoming wedding.
We did an escape, and hotel not included the total for our wedding with added floral and the MK shoot was just under 5k.

The hotel with 8 day hoppers and dining was $1,700.

We will be down there for 10 days, and I don't think we got a bad deal at all. Yes, I would love to have all the extra touches, and it just about killed me to not have Stitch in attendence, but we also have a large at home reception to think about.

It is entirely possible to keep things on a budget, just hard to say no to everything Disney has to offer.
We had our hearts set on Disney and the MK photo shoot, so that alone was good enough for us.
 
Hi!
I'm back with more questions.
I was reading on the site again and it says you have three days after booking to book your hotel stay.

We are on a budget.

So... is it ok for us to book stays like at ASM? Does ASM have a nicer honeymoon suite we could get upgraded to for free?

Anyone else done this on a tight budget? I mean, I want other things like the MK photo shoot.... super nice hotel? Couldn't really care less!

I said ASM or one of those cause I love the kitsch disney decor and no other hotels have oversized Plutos etc.

I appreciate any advice or been there done thats!

TIA

Mariana


Hi!

I don't know if you already figured out what to do with this, but I wanted to share our solution to this problem. We had to book with in three days too to confirm our escape wedding date. We also are on a budget and money was tight at the time of the booking. We booked at one of the All Star Resorts even though we don't necessarily want to stay there. When money becomes a little less tight, we plan on booking at a different resort and just passing along the new confirmation info to our wedding planner. We were told this is completely acceptable. So, in short, you can book your stay at ANY disney resort you wish. If one of the All Stars suit you, go for it! Spend your money elsewhere.

After our last all star stay, we decided we wanted a different (better?) resort experience and that's why we'll be changing our reservation. But something like the MK photo shoot isn't as big of a deal to us. So it all depends on what you want!

HTH.
 





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