
It has a nice main pool with a new slide, a cute children's play area. There are snack bars near the main pool, shuffle board, volleyball, basketball, tennis...the main area, called the Conch Flats, encompasses the check-in area(Hospitality House), the gift shop/market, the sit down restaurant Olivia's, the main pool/kiddie pool, the playground, the dock for the boat to SSR & DTD, the bike and sports rental place, snack bar, one of the hot tubs, a sauna...it's sort of themed to be a 'town center" if you will, Disney style.OneMoreTry said:Just watch out, you may want to buy points once you stay there.
Disney Hot Mama said:That's what happened to us two years ago.
I agree. We've stayed at both resorts as well. One time we had bldg 26 at POR AB section and felt it was quite a hike to both the food court/lobby as well as the bus stop. We've never felt the walk to the bus stop at OKW was very far. I know some bldgs can be far from the Hospitality House, but I feel it's all in where you're placed at either resort.interesting comment since we thought we walked more to get to the main area at POR than we ever do at OKW.

twinklebug said:A lot of folk have mentioned not having a food court, but I don't see a problem with hopping over to POR to use the mill (a quick stop at DTD first to catch the bus) But don't forget all that Downtown Disney offeres for food when just passing through![]()