Resort Rates?

[Moeluv4u7]

For a non-DVC member where would I find rates on the resorts such as All-Stars, Polynesian, Caribbean etc?
We are a large family and a sleeps 4 room would not be enough for us so I need to chk which has larger rooms or chk rates to decide if 2 rooms would still be cost effective- We are also looking into DVC and will most likely go that route but I am still deciding home resort and points as of now. Thanks for any help.

 

[MinnieSummer]

Only one all star resort has suites -- I think it is the Music. I've never seen them but they are supposed to be quite nice. I think the only Moderate with suites is Coronado which is my families favorite. Rates can be found on the WDW site, allears.net and mousesavers.com Good luck.

 

[Aliceacc]

Here are the 2008 rates: http://www.mousesavers.com/roomrates2008.html

Expect the rates for next year to be released in early to mid August.

As the previous poster mentioned, the FAmily Suites at All STar Music sleep 6 as do the cabins at Fort Wilderness.

POR sleeps 5, as do a number of the Deluxes.

 

[DavidHobart]

For a non-DVC member where would I find rates on the resorts such as All-Stars, Polynesian, Caribbean etc?
We are a large family and a sleeps 4 room would not be enough for us so I need to chk which has larger rooms or chk rates to decide if 2 rooms would still be cost effective- We are also looking into DVC and will most likely go that route but I am still deciding home resort and points as of now. Thanks for any help.

Another good place to look for large families at Disney World is this page: http://**************.net/planning-...stances/special-circumstances-large-families/

Key thing to sort thru: how many beds do you need? Many (but not all) of the deluxes give you three: two queens and a daybed. You can't get more than two (full) in any standard moderate or value. (You can get a trundle in Alligator Bayou at POR but way tiny) DVC 1 bedrooms still give you just two beds--a king in the bedroom and a sofa bed in the other space. Figure out your bed needs and then work back from that to your room needs!

Hope this helps, Dave