mrsannb
Mooska meeska
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We were thinking about a moderate, but have decided on a deluxe. We'll either stay at a standard AKL, woods view WL, or FW cabin.
They are all in the same ballpark price-wise for our stay and availability.
We're going May 4-9 and have three small children, age 5, 2, and baby.
(The 5 & 2 year old will fight over the top bunk at FW.)
I would guess that we will split our time pretty evenly between the parks. We'll probably end up in MK 2 times, going to Epcot 2 times for our ADRs, and also going to Poly and WL for dinners, and to a waterpark, MGM (DHS?), and AK. I don't see much advantage travel-time wise with any of them, do you?
Important to us: comfortable beds, nice pools, quiet atmosphere, neat experience, good counter service food.
Does any of these have a significant advantage over another in these areas? I've been inside of AKL and WL, and been over near FW, so I kind of know what they look like and what the theming is, and that's not helping. lol

They are all in the same ballpark price-wise for our stay and availability.
We're going May 4-9 and have three small children, age 5, 2, and baby.
(The 5 & 2 year old will fight over the top bunk at FW.)
I would guess that we will split our time pretty evenly between the parks. We'll probably end up in MK 2 times, going to Epcot 2 times for our ADRs, and also going to Poly and WL for dinners, and to a waterpark, MGM (DHS?), and AK. I don't see much advantage travel-time wise with any of them, do you?
Important to us: comfortable beds, nice pools, quiet atmosphere, neat experience, good counter service food.
Does any of these have a significant advantage over another in these areas? I've been inside of AKL and WL, and been over near FW, so I kind of know what they look like and what the theming is, and that's not helping. lol


