you really have some mouse magic.....
very rarely does a two bedroom show up at VV anymore, since they can make more $$$$ by spliting the two units up.....most of the time all that shows are the one bedroom partial kitchens....
well i think i can give you something to ruminate on.....this was posted on TUG by Vodo
Is there anything specific you would like to know? The units are very nice, although they skipped some of the little fru-fru items like silk plants, pottery, etc. I would not book anything there other than a 2BR or a 1BR with a full kitchen. The 1BR with a partial kitchen is small (though still nice) and is missing some of the better perks, like a jacuzzi tub. The 2BR's are lockoff combinations of a 1BR with full kitchen and a 1BR with partial kitchen.
There is no security gate. Amenities include a couple of pools, a nice little playground, a barbecue area with picnic tables, a small nature trail, a fitness center and an internet room. The last two (fitness center and internet room) are located in the check-in building which is across the street from the units and up closer to 192. There are regular parking lots, but also some open garages which are first come-first served (these are particularly nice during hot summer months since your vehicle stays cool under shelter). Customer service is very good; extremely friendly staff.
The newest buildings are the farthest from the primary amenities, located at the back of the property past Arabian Nights, and may overlook ongoing construction. If you have a Sunday check-in, you will be put in one of the new buildings unless you can convince them otherwise. If you have a Friday check-in, request Building 5. If you have a Saturday check-in, request Building 6. Those are the newest buildings in the original phase and are in excellent shape. Also, Building 5 (and probably Building 6 too) has large screen projection televisions. The newest buildings have standard 35"-ish tube televisions. Lastly, the buildings are designed with interior hotel-like corridors; therefore, there are units on both sides of each building. Our initial request was for a pool view rather than a parking lot view on the top floor. However, they could only give us a top floor unit on the parking lot side. This turned out to be a good thing. Even on the top floor, noise carries from the pool/playground area. The parking lot view not only let us avoid the extra noise, but it overlooked a nice little wooded area beyond the parking lot, gave us a view of Arabian Nights (which is kind of pretty at night), and also provided a great vantage point for nightly fireworks from one of the theme parks (maybe Epcot?).
Hope this helps!
