Newbie Here - Which Loops Are Premium and Which Are Preferred?

[MilwaukeeMom]

I am making a reservation and wondered which loops are premium and preferred. I found a map which indicated the “preferred” loops are 100, 200, and 300. They are located near Pioneer Hall which would seem to be ideal for us. But they are cheaper than a “premium” site. I guess my question is, if I want to be near Pioneer Hall, would I book a premium or preferred site? Also, why wouldn’t I pay more to be near Pioneer Hall? Any problems there? Thanks for any replies

 

[bama_ed]

Preferred are less expensive because they have a smaller paved surface and offer a tent (dirt) pad. As such they are not all capable of handling the biggest rv's and trailers. Premiums can handle the biggest RVs and trailers and have a bigger, all-paved surface. So the size of one's rig is a consideration in Preferred-vs-Premium. They are also generally easier to back into.

Also, Premium loops across the street from the Preferred like 400 and 700 could also be considered "close" to Pioneer Hall.

Bama Ed

PS - to the DIS Camping Board

 

[2goofycampers]

Welcome to the camping board.
Premium loops are 400 - 1400. They are typically longer and wider all paved. 100 -300- are typically shorter and narrower than the premium. They also have a crushed shell pad at the back. If you don't have a HUGE camper then preferred are perfect to be closer to Pioneer Hall.

 

[MilwaukeeMom]

Thanks! Preferred should be perfect for our smallish, 23 foot trailer.

 

[team bradfield]

this is 400 loop, 35' fifth wheel, you should have no problem

 

[Corgidad]

team bradfield, are you sure thats the 400 loop??

 

[team bradfield]

team bradfield, are you sure thats the 400 loop??

your right, my bad that is 300 loop

 

[MilwaukeeMom]

That 300 loop looks like a pretty tight squeeze! My DH better practice backing before we go!