Which resorts are on the monorail?

[MouseMommy]

Hi all! As you can pretty much guess, I'm new to posting here, but I've been lurking *for-e-ver* as I plan our very first trip to WDW. We are taking out 5 year old son (!) How cool is this going to be? I've been talking with a travel agent online and she has given us a couple of quotes for the DYW with Meal Plan.

We are having a hard time deciding which resort to go to, though. Our plan is to do 3 days at the parks and the other 3 days at the resort, so I think an upgrade might be worth it.

Anyone know which resorts are directly on the monorail? I know Contemporary is, of course, but any others?

Here are the quotes I've got so far. What do you think about them?

6 nights/2 adults/1 child
3 Day Park Passes
Meal plan included

Port Orleans Riverside (Standard Room) $1,116
Polynesian (Garden View) $2,546
Carribean Beach (Water Veiw) $1,675

Now, I know you all are not travel agents, so that's why I'm asking you. Are these prices in line with normal prices?

Thanks very, very, very much for any info or opinions!

 

[ShadowWind]

The Contemporary, the Grand Floridian and the Polynesian are the 3 hotels on the Monorail line.

Those prices sound about right to me...

 

[Disney Fans]

The only resorts on the rail are: GF, Contemp, Poly.
If you stay at POR or CB you will need to take the bus for most parks, I think you can take a boat at POR to Epcot or MGM, I can't recall if it is one or both of those parks.
Hope this helps

 

[Polofan87]

The only resorts on the rail are: GF, Contemp, Poly.
If you stay at POR or CB you will need to take the bus for most parks, I think you can take a boat at POR to Epcot or MGM, I can't recall if it is one or both of those parks.
Hope this helps

Por doesnt have boats to Epcot or MGM. You can only take a boat to downtown disney.

 

[MouseMommy]

Thanks! What a great source of info you all are!