Need help deciding on a perfect room!

[Dismom820]

Yes, they rent Disney Vacation Club Villas. You basically rent points from DVC members who are not going to use their timeshare and sell their points. David's charges a point fee but you will still pay less than if you booked a Villa directly through Disney. They are a reputable company and I have used them once before. The website is www.dvcrequest.com. If I remember correctly you do have to pay in full up front and I don't believe you can get your money back if you cancel so just be sure of your dates if you do decide to go that route.

oh...the main reason we book through Disney is because we can make payments and LOVE that option!

 

[vanjust14]

oh...the main reason we book through Disney is because we can make payments and LOVE that option!

Yes, I do agree that is a great option to have. I have a Disney Visa and usually charge my vacation so I can make payments without paying interest and rack up reward dollars to spend on vacation

 

[Dismom820]

Yes, I do agree that is a great option to have. I have a Disney Visa and usually charge my vacation so I can make payments without paying interest and rack up reward dollars to spend on vacation

i didnt even think of that! haha although, I've done REALLY good with not dabbling with another credit card! haha

 

[plutolovr]

i didnt even think of that! haha although, I've done REALLY good with not dabbling with another credit card! haha

The beds at AoA are not bad. The table/murphy bed is a regular full-size mattress and is pretty comparable to what a regular platform bed would be. I slept on the sofa bed and found it comfortable as well and this was when I was there running the Princess Half-Marathon, and I'm not young.

 

[DisneyWishes14]

I would suggest looking at the AoA and All-Star Music Family Suites, the Fort Wilderness Cabins, the Junior Suites at Coronado Springs and any of the 1-bedroom DVC options (OKW and SSR will most likely price out the least, followed by AKV and VWL, then BCV, BWV, BLT).

We really love the 1-bedroom DVC options. I absolutely love having a kitchen and a washer/dryer. I've slept on the pull-outs in many of the 1-bedrooms and they were fine.

The Junior Suites at Coronado will price out higher than the AoA and ASMu family suites, but you will get the amenities of a mod at that resort.

Honestly, the bedding at AoA was very uncomfortable IMHO. It wasn't the bed so much as the sheets and pillows (pillows felt like they were made from foam).

 

[Dismom820]

The beds at AoA are not bad. The table/murphy bed is a regular full-size mattress and is pretty comparable to what a regular platform bed would be. I slept on the sofa bed and found it comfortable as well and this was when I was there running the Princess Half-Marathon, and I'm not young.

thank you for your opinion on the sofa bed, i was wanting a opinion from someone who's slept on it before!

 

[Dismom820]

I would suggest looking at the AoA and All-Star Music Family Suites, the Fort Wilderness Cabins, the Junior Suites at Coronado Springs and any of the 1-bedroom DVC options (OKW and SSR will most likely price out the least, followed by AKV and VWL, then BCV, BWV, BLT).

We really love the 1-bedroom DVC options. I absolutely love having a kitchen and a washer/dryer. I've slept on the pull-outs in many of the 1-bedrooms and they were fine.

The Junior Suites at Coronado will price out higher than the AoA and ASMu family suites, but you will get the amenities of a mod at that resort.

Honestly, the bedding at AoA was very uncomfortable IMHO. It wasn't the bed so much as the sheets and pillows (pillows felt like they were made from foam).

my mom always brings her own pillows and she sleeps on top of the bedding anywhere we go, she brings her own blankets to lay on and cover up with. i just wanted the mattress to be comfortable enough for her.