Sorry, I know this ? has been asked a million times...what longhouse at Poly?

[princessmomma]

This is my situation. We have two preschoolers. They are active yet easy going. We plan to do each park once, probably MK twice.

We booked into a garden view and requested Tokelau. I read Tikiman's website and read the exact room numbers to try and request as well.

We will be there the week before Christmas. Is there a better longhouse for us? We need non-smoking and a balcony/patio.

Also, does the Neverland Club ever bend their rules regarding age. My daughter is a mature 3 1/2 year old (is that an oxymoron?). Do you think they would let her?

 

[Mom of 5]

We have only stayed at the Polynesian once, but we loved it! We had two garden view rooms in Tokelau on the third floor. Our rooms were toward the lagoon end of the buiding, and from the balcony, we could see the castle and the GF (really beautiful at night all lit up ).

Two of our five children are preschoolers (they were 3 1/2 and 22 mos. when we went in January). Tokelau was very convenient to the GCH and a pleasant walk to the TTC.

Whatever longhouse you stay in, I'm sure you'll love the Poly! It is a beautiful resort and so convenient.

Have a great vacation!

 

[adams66]

As long as she is potty trained, who's to say that she isn't four?? I know this might start a big discussion about morales and such, but what would it hurt if she is mature enough to go?? When my boys went in January to Simba's Cubhouse it was pretty easy checkin - not to imply that they lack any security. Anyway, it's not like they ask for a birth certificate to prove their ages. I think that the more important issue is if she can use the restroom herself.

 

[wdwnutze]

If you ask at the Neverland Club, they will tell you 4 is the age and they will not bend the rule. They have to have a cut off at some point.

You will love staying at the Poly. It is a very relaxing resort and your kids will love the volcano pool. My dd(2 1/2 at last visit) couldn't get enough of it. Have fun!