soccermom54
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- Apr 12, 2015
That rate was for the senior discount and I found it on the Swan/Dolphin website. I booked it several months ago.Where did you find your great rate?
That rate was for the senior discount and I found it on the Swan/Dolphin website. I booked it several months ago.Where did you find your great rate?
You asked for advice on a moderate resort and now you are talking about Pop which is a value resort - what do you really want?you're all selling me on POFQ.. but would you chose it over POP? It's about $400 difference and we aren't ones to stay at the resort all that much.
Actually I didn't start the thread, asking for advice just made a comment!You asked for advice on a moderate resort and now you are talking about Pop which is a value resort - what do you really want?
Since it's a F&W trip, I would vote for CBR. With the Skyliner access from that resort, you will be able to get to and from Epcot without having to deal with the buses.Hi all. Adults-only (myself and DH) food & wine trip next year. Which moderate would you choose and why? TIA
Hi all. Adults-only (myself and DH) food & wine trip next year. Which moderate would you choose and why? TIA
you're all selling me on POFQ.. but would you chose it over POP? It's about $400 difference and we aren't ones to stay at the resort all that much.
YOU make so really good points. It all depends on what is most important to your group though. We didn't care for Bonnet Creek. The things you listed just aren't important to our family. Convinence of Disney transportation, theme, ect are more important to us. We have a car, but typically don't like to drive to the parks. We don't care about having a private bedroom ect. We have also never been able to get prices like this for Bonnet creek. It is typically comparable to a Disney moderate or renting DVC for a Deluxe for us. We much prefer renting DVC.Bonnet Creek is the cheapest during F&W. As a Wyndham owner, I can book a 2 Bedroom Deluxe for an entire week most of Sept and Nov for $610. You would have to have a car, but it gives way more bang for your buck than any of the WDW moderates. If you don't want to pay for parking, you can just park at Disney Springs and take the bus to Beach Club, Boardwalk or the Contemporary and walk to the Parks. The only time you HAVE to pay for parking is if you're going to Animal Kingdom.
I personally can't stand Hotel rooms. I need a full kitchen, private bedroom and a balcony. None of the moderates are worth giving up those amenities when they can be so easily had for less $$$. I rent out Bonnet Creek all the time on Redweek. It's actually mostly DVC owners that have rented from me and were short on points. Once you've stayed in a condo with awesome amenities, it's hard to go back to Hotel accommodations, even if you're barely in the room. The deluxe resorts are nicer than Bonnet Creek, but moderates are not.