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A couple of years ago my wife and I talked to someone working as a cashier at Mercantile at the Wilderness Lodge. She was a retired snow bird who came to Florida for three months every winter and she worked about 15 hours a week at Disney when she was down there.
When you are doing online check in on My Disney Experience there is a tab for room requests. You can also call DVC and they will log your request.
When you stay there, stay at the Grand Stand (specifically in the 8500 building). It's easy on the points because it is considered "Standard View" but it is actually closer to the Carriage House than some of the Springs buildings which are "Preferred View." Plus in the 8500 building you are right outside the pool with
Thanks, we have eaten at Wailulu in the past and enjoyed and we are looking forward to getting to try other things on the menue.
I was just playing with Google Maps in regard to this. If you park in the closest section of the Lime Garage, it is over a half mile walk to the Congress Park bus stop and almost a mile to the Rock Springs Pool and the Springs bus stop. I don't doubt there are some people doing this and who think they are gaming the sy
Don't own at the Poly but our first stays in the Tower are coming up. We have one night there in October before we head to MCO following a five night cruise on the Dream and three nights at Vero Beach. Then we have six nights in a studio in February after a six night stay in a 1BR at Boulder Ridge. What should I look f
I will be really annoyed if my ability to access SSR gets curtailed in anyway. Besides the fact that we own there, even when we are not staying there it is one of our favorite places on WDW property to go birding.
Unfortunately with DCL discontinuing the cruises in Australia you no longer get the repositioning cruise that stops in Hawaii.
Who is walking from DS to SSR to use the pools? You have to be pretty hard up for a pool to want to do that. The pools at SSR are fine but they are not that great and they certainly are not a convenient walk from DS. I have to believe a lot of this stuff Disney is doing is specific to peak times (such as 4th of July we
You mean walking to SSR from DS?
Keep in mind restrictions of this sort have been in place for awhile. Back in the day (pre COVID) you could drive to Animal Kingdom Lodge and park and walk around and look at animals. That practice got halted during COVID and it has been kept in place.
No I am just pointing out that I love the privacy of SSR and OKW. Even without the Gingerbread House, people will still go to the GF to dine, shop, and look around. Same for the Poly, the Contemporary, and the Crescent Lake Resorts. They are simply too easy to get to between walking access and the various transportatio
When I read about resorts being over crowded with people not staying at them it reminds me why I love SSR and OKW. Outside of a few golfers and maybe some people visiting the DVC offices at SSR, people do not visit those resorts just to look around. Just saying...
View of the ARTEMIS II launch from the boat dock at the Wilderness Lodge
During our last stay at Boulder Ridge we ate at Whispering Canyon for the first time in a long time and we ordered off the menu instead of doing the family style thing and the food was excellent.
You are a SSR owner so stay at home and go to the Turf Club and the Turf Club Lounge. Both very underrated and never very crowded.
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