We are staying at SSR for the first time. I hope that we will not be disappointed, . . . .
Each resort has its own flavor. I would never want my fillet to taste like lobster, and would hate to standardize on just one! SSR has a GREAT feel, is very easy and quiet, yet walking distance to exciting venues!
I just don't understand where the notion came from that keeps surfacing from time to time that staying at SSR may be disappointing!
I read once that SSR didn't have a Disney theme. Sure it does! If you have ever been to Saratoga Springs in New York, you feel the same charm that a horse theme can bring - eligant, racy, $, open spaces. Not ever resort should hit you over the head with characters and old movies that you can't get away from.
DW and I
love SSR,

yet could not do without our VWL (groupies, don't you know

). Our best trips are when we split between SSR and VWL. When we are at one, we always feel the need to just "visit" the other for the afternoon.
Each area of SSR has delightful views, great services, easy walks to pools, hot tubs, boat docks, etc. Yes, some are closer to the Artist Palette (great counter service) and the Turf Club (lovely table service with close & comforting club/bar area), but they are then farther from DTD. Some are close to drink stations, other to bus stops. Each area has its delights; some rooms overlook the golf course, some the lakes, some DTD, some High Rock Springs.
DW and I have stayed in all but one of the areas and found them all to have things we liked, and few things that were troublesome for a great stay "Home".
We had a grand gathering last October at SSR and all found it to be wonderful! Most of my side of the family was there, no one had ever been to SSR, and all found it a neat place to spend time.
Relax and get ready for a great time!
