Please help me decide Coronado vs. BWV Studio

[StuckinPA]

Hello!

I'm trying to plan a somewhat budget trip for my 12-year-old son and I this June and am struggling to decide between Coronado and BWV in a studio by renting points.

I've stayed at Coronado once many years ago and liked walking the grounds, not sure how it currently stacks up. One reason I'm considering it as an option is also because if I book with a travel agent and a promo comes out we can take advantage of that savings.

Now, BWV is also an option, and I have never stayed there before. To be honest, I don't know much about it but am drawn to the idea of being close to Epcot and the Studios, and the room rehab looks nice.

Traditionally, I'm a Kidani girl. I just love, love, love that resort. Don't think we can swing it this time though. And I considered POP, but vacation for me really involves down time at the resort and it's just too hectic for my liking.

I'd love advice! Thanks!

 

[ahutton]

If you spend most of your time at EPCOT and Studios - the location can't be beat. A studio at BWV will have a queen bed and full size pull out couch, with a twin size murphy bed. You will have a small fridge, microwave and coffee maker. For me - I would do that over a moderate every time!

 

[PSUGuy]

At Board Walk you can walk to half of the WDW parks, BW is almost an entertainment spot itself with jugglers, magicians etc in the evening and surry bike rentals. We started staying at BW 8 yrs ago and except for a last minute stay at All Star Mu we've never stayed elsewhere.

Bill From PA

 

[cvjw]

If you are pricing out renting a standard view studio at BWV, you will not be able to rent that villa type. It is sold out for the month, with the exception of a single night here or there for the month of June. Same with the other type studios at BWV for the month of June.

You will need to pick another DVC resort to try and rent for your trip, or book directly with Disney.