Why does everyone want CRV DVC?

[JWG]

Okay, I would stay for location, but would probably not buy. IMHO-I think Disney should put people movers-no-not the buses-the one the goes around space mountain and such to ALL the resorts! Right to the front door! As I get older, I start out okay in the mornings to the parks, but on the way back, I can barely step onto the bus, never mind walk back to my room at the resort! LOL- Maybe they will come up with transporters you can step into and go right to your room-yes-as in Star Trek! Now that would be cool!

Sounds like you should go in on a Segway! I'd love to have one of those to tool around the parks.... from door to door without taking a step.

 

[erikthewise]

Why does everyone want CRV DVC?

Because they can't have Polynesian Villas.
At least not yet. I'm holding out for it! It will happen in my lifetime.
Though maybe just barely...

 

[TDC Nala]

Ok, please help me understand why there seems to be all this demand for DVC at the contemporary resort. I've never stayed there but it does look kinds plain there. No theming, no real landscaping and grounds to speak of. VWL is practicallly a stones throw away with much more resort feel and amenties I would think. Yea, Yea contemporary has a monorail station but is that REALLY why everyone wants it?

Yeah, it is.

I'm not all that interested in the monorail myself, but to some, there ARE no resorts besides the MK resorts.

 

[shovan]

Accessibility issues are like bad restaurant food. Once you encounter it at a location, that location is forever branded in your memory.
Ah, now you know why I'm not a fan of that particular resort. All the SAB fervor meets a brick wall in my ears. All I can think of is "no zero entry?", seriously what's the point? But I think CRV will correct most of those misconceptions. Fact is Disney has gotten much better in planning for accessibility issues. SSR is great. AKV will probably be just as good or better.

All I can think of is "no zero entry?", seriously what's the point?
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SAB has over 100 feet of zero entry.

jade1, What???

BroganMc, We were just informed my a manager at BC that they now have a beach wheelchair for the zero entry pool! Oh goody, now my DH who is 51 can sit in 2 foot of water & play in the sand!!!!!

 

[jade1]

jade1, What???

BroganMc, We were just informed my a manager at BC that they now have a beach wheelchair for the zero entry pool! Oh goody, now my DH who is 51 can sit in 2 foot of water & play in the sand!!!!!

Yea thats a valid point, with my CP nephew it was awesome though.

 

[Snow Shoe]

I would love to have a DVC at CR. This was the very first resort on property we stayed at, and loved it. To this day, our oldest son and youngest daugther prefeer staying there to any where else on Disney property. Yep, the monorail has a definate attration to it.

 

[Figment56]

JWG-we did Segways last year-they are great! I would love to have one to use while at WDW!

 

[JWG]

JWG-we did Segways last year-they are great! I would love to have one to use while at WDW!

My parents were able to use them on their Disney Cruise a few years back. We've yet to run into them anywhere to try

If you could rent these at the Boardwalk/Beach Club and go around those resorts, that would be great. We like the restaurants at the BW and the scoop shop over at BC. We've done the bike rental before.

 

[BroganMc]

If you could rent these at the Boardwalk/Beach Club and go around those resorts, that would be great. We like the restaurants at the BW and the scoop shop over at BC. We've done the bike rental before.

As someone who uses a power wheelchair daily, I dread the general public getting their hands on Segway rentals. Just look how badly they drive rented ECVs and those only go at half the speed.

Segways look like fun, as is a power chair, but it takes more skill than you think to drive one in pedestrian traffic. That's why they aren't allowed in Epcot except by trained employees (runners) and through a morning tour when the Nations are closed to foot traffic.