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Hey PatWe are newer WL BR owners, and thinking of a trip next December for 3-4 nights (midweek). Is it very hard to book a studio the first week of December? i might just book a 1BR, not sure, I have enough points from 2018 to do so, but with only 2 of us, we really do not need that much space.
I mean generally speaking, of course. Do people actually walk reservations for December studios at BR? I have no real idea, I never was able to go to WDW in December, and we previously had all our points at BCV.
In the past we have walked our ressies but I don't think it is necessary these days. Its more of a comfort thing to me. On another note, WL is IMO the most beautiful place to be in all of WDW around the Holidays, so I think you made a great decision on owning there. Its a tough one to get the time of year for this reason without the 11 month window. I will say, be ready to book your 1st available day if possible. We are planning to book 2 1 beds for next Dec and I will be on the phone pronto on my 11 month day!


PatMcDuck! I don't recall you posting on here before (then again, I have the memory of a gnat), and we're glad you came out to play. We think you'll find us a friendly, supportive group here, and you'll find lots of answers here. . .and we mostly agree! Second, I concur with JT that you shouldn't need to walk your reservation as long as you're on the phone/online that first day. As for the studio vs. 1BR, if you have the points, do it, especially since those are 2018 points. Be forewarned, however, that once you've stayed in a 1BR, it's tough to go back. Still, I can think of no finer place to be at Disney during the holidays than the Wilderness Lodge, and in particular, VWL (you'll find most of us have a hard time letting go and calling it the new Bolder Ridgeline name). Again, welcome to the Groupies!! (P.S. All it takes to be a Groupie is a love of the Lodge.)







Bill
