Which resort?

[Disney_Tall_Mommy]

Here's my situation: We are going Sept 29-Oct. 4. That part is decided. It is my husband, dd6 and possibly my mother-in-law who will need to be pushed in a manual wheelchair. My daughter has low muscle tone so we took her stroller when she had just turned 5. Hubby says no way this time.

Last time we traveled with my mother-in-law we had a great trip. We stayed at POFQ and got connecting rooms. (She paid her own way)This year we have offered to pay for my MIL to go with us because of some financial issues my BIL is having. This will obviously cost more so we are trying to figure out the best place to stay without breaking the bank.

Two rooms in a value looks like a good option financially, but would one room in a monorail resort be better with having to push the wheelchair and my daughter not being able to walk really far? We plan to spend one morning at MK and two evenings there. My MIL is too scared to use an ECV.

 

[readytogotodisney]

I think this depends on how much time you will spend in the parks at one time. I mean if you're going to the parks, heading back to the room, back to the park etc... I would try to stay at a monorail resort for ease of transportation for you MIL and DD. If you're more of the head into the parks and don't go back to the room until bedtime, I would go ahead with one of the value resorts.

JMO!

 

[Disney_Tall_Mommy]

We usually go to the parks at opening time. Stay until maybe 1-2 or so then go back to the resort until 5pm and they head back to parks for dinner, fireworks, parades ect. This plan has worked well the last 2 times we have taken our daughter. We only ride the rides she will ride. (no roller coasters) We are getting park hoppers.