Just stayed at WLR. It was fine.
I pricelined the areas around SeaWorld. Won a $70 bid. Total for 4 nights was $380 (including all taxes and resort fees). Learned it was for WLR. Read reviews and saw some negative reviews about the high pressure time-share sell. We had NO issues.
Checked in around 9pm. Very friendly staff. Quick process. Was sent to VIP desk for map. I expected hard sell at that point. But nope, they asked if I had park tickets (AP holder and had Seaworld tickets). No pressure. They pointed out on the map where our building, pool, activities were etc. Then they escorted us by golf cart to our room. Very quick, very pleasant experience.
The room was fine. It was a single room like a hotel room, but more spacious. We had a King bed, space between bed and TV, drawers, sofa. The bathtub was between the bed and sink area. Single sink outside shower/commode area. Small kitchenette area with sink. Balcony overlooked lake and tennis courts.
The overall feel of the resort was fine. We went to the Starbucks in the main building in the mornings for quick breakfast. I went to the pool/hot tub briefly. My wife visited the spa for a facial treatment.
Location for SeaWorld was ideal. Also situated nicely between USF and WDW.
Overall was a fine place to stay for <$100 per night.
We are WDW vets, AP holders, prefer to stay on site, but have stayed a Bonnet Creek several times. We prefer Bonnet Creek, but no availability this time.
I pricelined the areas around SeaWorld. Won a $70 bid. Total for 4 nights was $380 (including all taxes and resort fees). Learned it was for WLR. Read reviews and saw some negative reviews about the high pressure time-share sell. We had NO issues.
Checked in around 9pm. Very friendly staff. Quick process. Was sent to VIP desk for map. I expected hard sell at that point. But nope, they asked if I had park tickets (AP holder and had Seaworld tickets). No pressure. They pointed out on the map where our building, pool, activities were etc. Then they escorted us by golf cart to our room. Very quick, very pleasant experience.
The room was fine. It was a single room like a hotel room, but more spacious. We had a King bed, space between bed and TV, drawers, sofa. The bathtub was between the bed and sink area. Single sink outside shower/commode area. Small kitchenette area with sink. Balcony overlooked lake and tennis courts.
The overall feel of the resort was fine. We went to the Starbucks in the main building in the mornings for quick breakfast. I went to the pool/hot tub briefly. My wife visited the spa for a facial treatment.
Location for SeaWorld was ideal. Also situated nicely between USF and WDW.
Overall was a fine place to stay for <$100 per night.
We are WDW vets, AP holders, prefer to stay on site, but have stayed a Bonnet Creek several times. We prefer Bonnet Creek, but no availability this time.
