dvc_john said:I can't believe that this thread hasn't been hijacked into a SSR bashing thread by now. How did they ever miss it?!!!
Another vote here for SSR over POR.
I think boat lost his partner in crime!
SSR over POR ANYday! Enjoy!
dvc_john said:I can't believe that this thread hasn't been hijacked into a SSR bashing thread by now. How did they ever miss it?!!!
Another vote here for SSR over POR.
Carneymom said:I am glad to hear all of the possitive comments. I was starting to get worried about our impending purchase. I have never been to SSR but purchased with confidence because we really LOVE POR and had the impression that it would offer some of the similar amenities that we enjoy such as DDT at night, the riverboat ride, bike paths, quiet pools, lush landscaping and a food court. Believe it or not, we actually prefer the food court over a sit down restaurant. With 2 small children and picky eater husband, it is easier, faster and more convenient for us. We almost always eat breakfast there and sometimes dinner as well.In, fact, when we stayed at WL on our last trip one of the annoyances was the lack of food court. The fast food restaurant just did not appeal to us.
) If you like a food court, Artist pallete is an upcale one. I has nice salads, sandwiches and flat breats. They are very good. Also it is within walking distance or a nice boat ride of DTD. All rooms have balconies unlike POR. Most have nice views. They have done a nice job with the building situations. Most loverlook a water way of some kind. My favorite view is the DTD view if you can get it.
It is as nice as the BW view IMHO. It has a great pool and a nice pool bar. I think it is every bit, if not more upscale than the other DVC resorts and much nicer than the moderates. I know everyone is entitled to their opinion but those two have gone overboard. It is a shame. 
popsmensahbonsu said:I'd suggest POR. What a moderate over a DVC you say? In this case yes. SSR doesn't have that magic. Very non discript. For your first experience with DVC, go with the original OKW or BWV. Both offer great themes. Good luck and who knows you might start writing those glowing SSR reviews we now see popping up.
