Thinking about splitting stay. Need advice!

[Jessd]

Hi.

This is our first trip to Disney World and I am thinking of splitting out stay.

We will be there July 9 - 15th at All Star Movies. There is me, my DH, 2 DS and 1 DD who is 1 year old. We have the entire trip paid for, hotel, hopper passes and dining.

Do you think it is too late to split the stay? I was thinking of 2-3 nights in a deluxe at the end of the trip. We don't know the hotels in the area, what would you recommend? Is it a big hassle? When you purchase things in the parks and have them send it to your hotel does a split stay delay your things being delivered?

Thanks!

Jess

 

[safetymom]

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[stacy6552]

With the baby in tow? I'd say its not worth the hassle (even though they do make it very easy).

 

[4theloveofdisney]

Disney does transfer your luggage for you but it might mess up your package. I would check with CRO first before you do anything. We split our stay last November between POFQ and CSR but we didn't do a package. It was pretty effortless but packing up the room did take a few hours. We were glad that we did it though.

 

[4theloveofdisney]

P.S. I am assuming that you have a package. If not, then it really wouldn't matter and I would say go for it - lol!

 

[tinkerbellmagic]

With the baby in tow? I'd say its not worth the hassle (even though they do make it very easy).

I agree. We have split our stay twice and will try to avoid it in the future. They do make the luggage transfer easy, but I do not feel split stays are worth the hassle with small children.

Just a thought, instead of a split stay between a value and a deluxe, how about a single stay at a moderate resort like Port Orleans?

Whatever you decide, have a magical trip!

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