_somnombulance_
Earning My Ears
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- May 8, 2002
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Ok so now that I'm the ripe old age of 22 and making a decent living I've decided to skip the bi-annual Vegas trip and make a journey to WDW instead.
My best friend and I are looking to stay in a moderate resort and so far CBR seems like the best option for us. My question is this: where will two 22yo guys have the best time? Obviously the optimal resort would have a fair amount of girls around our age and a decent bar within stumbling distance
We have annual Disneyland passes so we may not even visit MK meaning we would prefer to stay closer to the other parks. However, we'll be getting ultimate park hoppers so anything is an option. Any suggestions as to where we should stay (resort and room location) would be greatly appreciated.
Also, some nightlife ideas would be helpful. We plan on visiting the dance clubs at PI a few times but other than that we have no idea what to do.
Essentially, we're clueless and would love any basic tips that you could give us first timers about resorts/discounts/perks involved with staying on-site/nightlife/weather/crowds etc. etc. etc. Btw, flying in from San Diego on Thursday Sep. 12 and leaving on Tuesday Sep. 17.
To anyone who replies, thanks for your input
My best friend and I are looking to stay in a moderate resort and so far CBR seems like the best option for us. My question is this: where will two 22yo guys have the best time? Obviously the optimal resort would have a fair amount of girls around our age and a decent bar within stumbling distance

Also, some nightlife ideas would be helpful. We plan on visiting the dance clubs at PI a few times but other than that we have no idea what to do.
Essentially, we're clueless and would love any basic tips that you could give us first timers about resorts/discounts/perks involved with staying on-site/nightlife/weather/crowds etc. etc. etc. Btw, flying in from San Diego on Thursday Sep. 12 and leaving on Tuesday Sep. 17.
To anyone who replies, thanks for your input
