Should I request a certain site?

[bcrook26]

My DH & I have a fifth wheel, we pull it with a goose neck hitch which makes turning sharp or into tight spots tricky. Is there a certain site number that anyone would suggest? We have reserved a premium site for a 27 ft, 1 slide on drivers side.

 

[homeschool101]

I don't know the answer to that, but I think I've seen detailed maps of the campsites on the web. Maybe you can search for a map that will show more detail than the one on the official Disney site?!

 

[2goofycampers]

Tell them what you have, length, slides and awning. And what you want, close to, away from. This will be your best bet. The premiums are the easiest in/out sites for the most part.

 

[FWFans]

I have requested a certain loop on our last 4 trips and have gotten the requested loop without any problems. This year I'm going to request the same site we had last year and the one next to it for our family who is traveling with us for Thanksgiving.

 

[Disney Bunny]

My DH & I have a fifth wheel, we pull it with a goose neck hitch which makes turning sharp or into tight spots tricky. Is there a certain site number that anyone would suggest? We have reserved a premium site for a 27 ft, 1 slide on drivers side.

We also have a 5th wheel, 32 ft, but with standard style hitch. My DH still has a very hard time backing into sites despite how long we have been doing this. We had a premium site back in November, and it was relatively easy for him to back into it despite not having a lot of manuevering room due to the campers across the street putting all of their inflateable Christmas decorations practically in the street. The premium site gives you a lot more concrete pad width to work on. I would think that you would be okay. Just take your time.