Tell me about highly themed offsite places you stayed!

[clintswifeymomof4]

Looking for a "magical" experience for my large family offsite. Since we have young kids- I know they would love the extra touch of themed bedrooms, game rooms, etc. Tell me about your experiences please and what you loved/hated about the property. Thanks!

 

[angelat]

I would definitely recommend checking out www.vacationcentralflorida.com
All of their condos are Disney Themed. Not so sure about their townhomes though since I haven't really looked at them to be honest. They don't require a security deposit which is a big plus for us.

They have Disney art throughout the unit and things like Disney plates/cups and Disney knobs in the kitchen.

The resort itself has a large zero entry pool with a slide, a hot tub and kids area. They have a game room, a fitness room, a playground, tennis courts, volleyball, some sort of golf ( we didn't try that) and a small movie theater to watch movies for free if you want a relaxing day off from the parks. It's a gated community. People live there as well as people vacationing, so it's not a timeshare and it is a very nice area IMO.

One note, they do only offer Sat-Sat stays. They explain this by saying this is how they keep their prices low. If you have the time to look over the website, it's very informative and can answer most of your questions.

 

[jeff968]

If you are willing to trade "themed" for fun I would suggest checking out Marriott Cypress Harbor, a timeshare resort. So much to do for all ages of your family. They have an activity center that is the best I've seen. Multiple pools, planned activities, and huge two bedroom units, all with the Marriott name behind it to ensure a high level of quality which you may or may not find with "no name" resorts. I've stayed there multiple times with my family and they always had a blast. Take a look. The resort is beautiful as well. You can find week long rentals on eBay and other places.