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While I think this is a good change for most members, it does stink for those of us that book stays longer than 7 days - especially at more popular times of the year. As someone who counts on their 10 or so night stay at CCV each December, I'm a bit annoyed. Thankfully we always stay in a 1 or 2 BR, so it's not as bad
We are September because we typically travel in the fall, winter and early spring. We avoid WDW like the plague once the temps hit 90 + . Though, my son is engaged to a soon to be teacher, so that might change in the future 😂. Still, I see most of our trips continuing our current pattern and September works perfectly
I agree. I assumed I was in the minority in my lack of love for the monorail 😂.
We live in PA but are retired so we take 3 - 4 trips a year to WDW. The Sorcerer's pass has been great for us. We would never come during the blackout periods anyway so not having to buy the Incredipass or individual tickets saves us a lot of money. I know my son can't wait until he and his fiance are married so she qu
I went back and forth between boats and walking, but at the end of the day being within walking distance of a park just can't be beat for me. However, I do love a boat ride!! So relaxing - unless you're stuck standing at the end of a long day. After that, I'd say skyliner followed closely by bus. Dead last is the monor
The one that intrigues me the most is BRV. When they converted some of the cash side of Wilderness Lodge into CCV they pretty much matched the point chart from BRV even though it was quite a bit lower than other resorts they'd recently sold. It's one of the reasons we own so many points there - nice long contract but w
My answer has more to do with where we'd likely be staying if we are only there for one night. Chances are we are at Copper Creek, so it's got to be Geyser Point (after drinks and an app at Territory Lounge). Though if we take this to meaning one day in the parks it's going to be Nomad Lounge - no contest.
We are lounge rats - definitely. We love hitting up a lounge for dinner vs making an ADR somewhere. Some of our favorites: Nomad - does it get any more luxuriating (yes, I'm channelling my inner Molly from Mammoth Club here 😎) than sitting out on the patio having a great cocktail and yummy food from the Tiffin kitchen
We purchased CCV direct back in 2019 and have since added on there through resale. It's our favorite WDW resort. You can't beat it at Christmas and we love all the dining options and the fact that you can get a great meal without making reservations. Our favorite way to end our WDW day is to stop at Territory Lounge fo
The past fall we were there over the Halloween to Christmas transition for the first time which is really fun. We were at the Oct 30 Halloween party and as we left they funneled us through a backstage area. Walking through you could see all of the Christmas decorations and cherry pickers staged and ready which for some
CCV - it was our first home resort and our home away from home. Love the dining and lounges and it's impossible to beat at Christmas BWV - our other WDW home resort - love the Crescent Lake location and all of the dining options in neighboring hotels - falls to second due to the lack of a real QS (and for the love of G
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