These are new---I think they are only in Tower Six. The directory only lists regular 1, 2, 3BRs, and 4BR Presidentials, so I'm not sure what is different. It can vary from property to property, but the Presidential units usually have higher-end materials, more interior details, better furnishings, etc. At some properties, they are larger, and at others they are not. I would guess (just guessing) that these are about the same size, but more nicely furnished and decorated.
I almost always have a car onsite, so take this with a grain of salt. But, personally I'd want to have access to a car at Bonnet. You have to somehow get from the airport to the resort and back anyway, and the extra cost for keeping the car for the whole vacation is modest. We have always found the convenience of a car to be worthwhile.
Any guest with a confirmed reservation can call the resort directly and make a location request. As long as your Guest Certificate has been processed, the resort should have your name---it might take a few days. I've always just called a few weeks prior to arrival; no need to call super-early, because they don't make room assignments that far in advance, as far as I know.
Ken called me back today and he is as wonderful as you all say. Let's keep him all to ourselves!!!He thinks he can save us even more money if we wait a week/ week and a half because we will be the 60 days out. So he is keeping an eye on things for us and will keep calling to let me know what's up he said. I am soooo excited
about the thought of a 2 bedroom deluxe with all that space, washer dryer and stuff for the kids ( privacy for us) for about the same price as Pop !! Let's hope it happens for us, he seems to think it will.
One minor clarification for those thinking about owning with Wyndham: that's 300K points purchased from the developer. Resale points do not count. By my calculations, it often works out to be less expensive to own more resale points than to acquire VIP from the developer and book with discounts---the lost opportunity on the purchase price is more than the additional fees incurred from owning more resale points.
Any suggestions?Just because Disney is including some dining in a vacation package doesn't mean it will be a better deal than staying offsite and paying for your own food. Tickets are always going to be the most expensive part of a Disney trip for a family on a budget. If you provide more details about your situation, I'm sure you'll get some more help from readers here.Just got on, don't know if anyone had this question yet. We are booked for Bonnet Creet for the end of May. The tickets alone for 5 day hopper are $1000.00. We can get free QSD for the kids if we stay on at disney. I don't know what to do.
If you want a sit-down hot breakfast, you'll have to go somewhere.
