I switched over to PoR for a weekend trip we have in June.... Only problem is- we had to book preferred as river, garden and standard was not available... The preferred room is running about $120.00 more than POP ( where we were booked for 2 nights  ( we were going to try to stay cheap this time since it is such a short trip) and about 80.00 more than CBR.. I almost want to spring for a royal! 
Is the preferred really worth the extra and where are preferred rooms located here? I really don't like the look of the AB rooms and I'm thinking I've read that on here... Anything to request? 
(We love having a corner room...)
I just want to make sure I make a good decision as my 45 day mark is coming up on Tuesday!  It is such a beautiful resort in the pictures!
		
		
	 
Preferred, as mentioned is in Alligator Bayou.  I just looked for June 7th-13 and poolview is available and it is the same rate as Preferred.  You could, then, fax a request for Poolview, mansions, near Old man's island bridge.  Just a thought.
	
		
	
	
		
		
			No fan in the royal rooms.  I am often hot but I was very comfortable in our room.  AC worked well no complaints.
		
		
	 
Not for October, likely, would you be overly hot.  I like to be cool, too.  I'm a 53 year old female...need I say more?  LOL, but did not feel uncomfortable at all.  A/C worked well.  I've seen small fans about 8" that run under $10.00 you could put on your night stand.  Doesn't take up too much space, but will take up some.
	
		
	
	
		
		
			Hi everyone! My husband and I are finally going for our honeymoon in August this year, and we couldn't be more excited. I have been to POR once before, but a lot of this information is new to me! I have a few questions.....
It sounds like a lot of people like Yee-Haw Bob's show... just wondering, will the show be interesting to us as young adults (late 20s)? I love piano bars, but I was wondering if it's overly "kiddy." We'll probably get to Jellyrolls at the Boardwalk at some point. How long do you suggest being at Yee-Haw Bob's show? Is it really packed all the time? For example - if we randomly show up around 10 pm, is it going to be difficult to find seats?
		
		
	 
He's fun.  Lots of slapstick, loud, overt type of comedy.  All kinds of music & songs.  Very silly, but entertaining.  He's quite a talented pianist/musician really.  He has a website.  Worth a look for sure.
	
		
	
	
		
		
			How is the breakfast at the food court? We're looking for something easy for a couple of the days... my husband just cannot go without his three meals each day (I just don't get it ... 

) Thanks in advance! So happy to have found DisBoards... so much info! 
 
		 
I think they have a very decent breakfast.  They have the typical breakfast platters available at all Disney CS resort places - eggs, sausage or bacon, potatoes or waffles, etc., we well as omelets and pastries, bagels, etc.  I especially like their oatmeal.  Sounds weird to get that at WDW, but they have all these toppings - craisins, raisins, bananas, nuts, fresh berries, granola, etc.  You can get a snack size (which was very ample) or a CS size.  I thought it was the best deal and very satiating.