POR or CSR with a 4 year old?

[mom2aredhead]

Parents of little ones that have stayed at either of these resorts, I'd love to hear from you.
Still trying to talk hubby into a December trip and right now (unknown to him ) I have a res at POR, but I keep thinking about CSR as well.
I'm looking for pros/cons for each one...
Are the buses horrendous at POR since they have to share w/POFQ?
Is the slide at CSR too big for a kid who is almost-swimming but still needs to be caught at the bottom of ths slide?
How are the Food court selections for a picky eater?

 

[TheHewitts]

CSR eateries have a very wide selection of foods and all are VERY good and well prepared...everything from steaks to Chinese food. My ds is 8 and a VERY pickey eater and he ate with NO problems.As far as the pool slide is concerned, my dd is 5 and she did not want to slide down it alone....UNTIL she tried it for the first time and then that is all she wanted to do.(She is a swimmer mind you.) If the child cannot swim they offer free swimming vests for the kids behind the checkin building where you rent boats and bikes and such. I think I covered all your questions....
MY PERSONAL OPINION: Coronado Springs Resort is a hidden secret and very much a nice place to relax and let the kids be kids.

 

[TheHewitts]

http://www.wdwinfo.com/wdwinfo/dining/dininglist.cfm
Go here and look at CSR's menu list for Pepper Market, this is a Counter Serve place that is GREAT. Maya Grill is a table service and has the best breakfast buffet I have eaten at DW except for the waffles...please aviod them as they are made of sheet rock plaster...LOL! Just kidding but they are not good at all. This link should help you some I hope!