The Fountains Resort?

[kreckl]

Could anybody give me any information about this resort?
Thank you~

 

[shalom]

Could anybody give me any information about this resort?
Thank you~

What kind of information are you looking for? It's a nice resort, kind of midrange for Timeshares -- not the plainest, not the fanciest. There's a huge pool with a water play lobe that's zero entry, and a couple of slides in another lobe -- that pool is unheated -- and another big indoor/outdoor pool with a volley ball net and whatnot that is heated. There's a tiny lake where you can take canoe or paddleboat rides. There are daily activities of various kinds. There are a number of different kinds of units but the most common is a two bedroom with a full kitchen.

It's about halfway between SeaWorld and Disney World, on the "quiet end" of International Drive. You can get to the Disney parks without going on I-4, and to Sea World without hitting the heavy traffic that kicks in further south. Takes about ten minutes to Sea World or to the Disney gate. Getting to Universal from there is a bit more hassle and takes about twice as long. I would recommend a car, although if you just want to do SeaWorld and I-Drive kind of stuff, there is a shuttle that's pretty good for public transportation, however you'd have to purchase a pass. Not sure if the Fountains has a shuttle to Disney going right now or not.

 

[kreckl]

You're awesome! Thanks for so much detailed information. We just got a deal for $200 for 4 nights at a Bluegreen Resort and this is one of the offered resorts. We paid $200, and on the spot got a $50 gift card to Bass Pro Shops. When we do a 2 hour tour we will be given another $100 card. We aren't interested in a timeshare and $50 for 4 nights is obviously a deal, so are trying to find out more about some of the resorts to have our little adventure. We've always stayed onsite for Disney.