Upcoming 2026 Trips (Disney and Other)
Cruise on the Dream departs on Sunday followed by three nights at Vero Beach and one night in the Poly Tower.
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Cruise on the Dream departs on Sunday followed by three nights at Vero Beach and one night in the Poly Tower.
The problem with towers is that as a structure they are just too darn functional. Build up, not out and all of that. You got more rooms on the same plot of land.
I have driven to the WL to eat at Geyser Point while staying at other resorts more times than I care to count and the guards at the gate have never given me any grief about parking there. WRT the parking rules, those are generally there for resorts like the Contemporary or the Beach Club, places people will want to par
See the latest from Letters. I think this resort is going to be a lot like the Poly Tower and even the Riviera. People may not be crazy about the exterior design but the inside, especially the rooms, everyone will love it - https://disneyparksblog.com/wdw/lakeshore-lodge-disney-world-updates/
I have only been able to buy these by calling DVC and buying them. I have never been able to buy them online.
I have never used Preferred View at SSR, I always stay at the Grandstand.
Never stayed in them but I've toured the Tower Studios and Duo Studios in the Riviera and the DL Hotel and they are a very efficient in terms of use of space.
I appreciate that they are doing this but I sure wish they would alter it to allow you to add nights to an existing seven night reservation (while locking in the original check in date). This is kind of necessary for those of us who sometimes do extended stays.
That waitlist is not constantly scraping, it does it at certain times of the day (not sure how many, maybe only once) so that is why a room can come open. I have the best strategy when employing the waitlist is to also troll the DVC site at least once a day, especially in the morning to see if something has come open.
In 2023 we used a 35% discount on points to pay for an Alaska cruise. I think my wife wants to do one of the cruises out of San Diego the next time we go to California to visit her family there so we will probably look into.
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/moonglade - The Bright Reflection of Moonlight on a Body of Water I agree, sounds like a good name and very appropriate for the resort in question.
It will be interesting to see the room type distribution because that will determine how easy it is to get reservations at 7 months. Meaning, some room types will be easier than others and while you may be able to get a room, you may not be able to get the type of room you want. I noticed the Disney Tourist Blog articl
Latest and greatest: https://dvcfan.com/dvc-resorts/lakeshore-lodge/disneys-lakeshore-lodge-what-remains-unknown/ https://www.disneytouristblog.com/disney-world-reveals-lakeshore-lodge-opening-date-reservation-timeline-inside-resort-rooms-club-level/
I've never stayed in the Tree Houses but I've visited them on more than one occasion because I knew somebody staying there. They are great and I recommend staying there. The only thing I will say is that having a car when staying in them is essential whether you drive or rent a car. My understanding is the Treehouse bu
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