New Pricing to Effect Winter Campers

[Colson39]

Well, I don't take the cost of a trailer into account when going to the Fort, since that is outside Disney pricing.

I was mainly just talking about the All Star, not the other resorts. I think the Fort has more to offer than the All Star, although in different ways. Obviously there is no huge food court, but then again, there doesn't need to be, plus there is no restaurant at All Star. Yes, the pools are themed better and are larger, but then again, I kind of like the simplicity of the Fort and there also isn't need for larger pools. There is no dinner show, no carriage rides, no boat/fishing/parasailing excursions you can take from the All Star. There are no holiday decorations on every door, there are no golf carts (no need at the All Star though), you can't rent bikes, all in all, other than the themed pools and the large food court, there really is nothing that the All Stars have that the Fort doesn't have, and more.

I just find the overall experience, for the price, to be much better. One of the main things is that you have much better transportation options, plus the boat really helps out on options (including monorail access).

Like I said though, this is just my opinion, and obviously I'm biased towards the Fort. Now, once you start getting into other resorts (moderates, deluxe), obviously your choices get more varied.

 

[kimluvswdw]

4th of July and Memorial day are near or topping $80 a night for the entire week. The cabins are now over $300 a night. That's almost 10% for the cabins, and I can't remember what we paid for our campsite.

$300 a night for the cabins, holy @#$%. I will stick to my $500 a month for my rv payment and bring that. I can stay in that for a week alot cheaper than the cabins. That is counting the cost of gas.