Tracking the New Lakeshore Lodge "Letters from Lakeshore" updates
Worth a read - Lakeshore Lodge is Not a Mixed-Use Disney World Resort Hotel, But That Doesn't Really Matter. - Disney Tourist Blog
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Worth a read - Lakeshore Lodge is Not a Mixed-Use Disney World Resort Hotel, But That Doesn't Really Matter. - Disney Tourist Blog
Worth a read - Lakeshore Lodge is Not a Mixed-Use Disney World Resort Hotel, But That Doesn't Really Matter. - Disney Tourist Blog
We are in the same boat, we just retired last year and we also came into a large number of points last year (in addition to our own) because my 90 year old parents can't go anymore so we get access to the inheritance points early.
I actually like the Turf Club Burger in the Turf Club Lounge a lot (most underrated lounge at WDW IMWO).
So I just answered my own question on this - I just watched Paul and Amy's latest video on this subject and I think Paul and Derek laid a pretty good case for why the new Lodge will be the same ownership interest as the FW Cabins although Jeff made a very solid counter argument.
Awhile back I read somewhere that one reason they might put the new resort in the same ownership interest as the FW Cabins is that it could reduce the high maintenance fees for the cabins which some people have said are a deterrent to buying points there. I don't know if adding the extra volume to the same ownership in
The real question - will Lakeshore Lodge be its own membership interest or will it be added to the FW Cabins? I am leaning toward it being its own membership interest since it is going to be so freaking huge.
Enjoying the birds. We are birders and WDW is a great place to go birding (as is the rest of Florida). Whether it is SSR and OKW or around Bay Lake and Seven Seas Lagoon, we have seen a lot of beautiful birds and we have a lot of great pictures. Plus it is relaxing and it is free.
We saw them at Shades of Green once when we went over there to shop at their little exchange.
Don't own there but we've stayed there twice because my Anaheim native wife still has family in the area. Great resort, love the DL Hotel and Palm Breeze is a great new establishment. Very similar to Geyser Point, just different theming.
This is a picture that should make you ask some questions. Does anybody really know where the Turkey Legs come from?
IMO the size of the rooms and the balconies in the one and two bedrooms are OKW's biggest selling points. Vibe is nice but as a former boss of mine said about restaurants - you can't eat ambience.
Great Egret on the boat dock at the Wilderness Lodge:
Took this picture of a Coyote across from SSR just off DVC Way:
Old Key West needs a bigger lounge/bar, the Gurgling Suitcase is just too small. It also needs an upgraded dining establishment at the back of the resort. A properly themed open air place similar to Geyser Point is what is needed IMWO.
I'm getting serious Aulani vibes...
Years ago I would have said OKW because it's a bigger room and costs fewer points. However, after they bifurcated the points at SSR between Standard and Preferred often times it is cheaper to stay at SSR and they knocked it out of the park with the room refurbishments, something OKW now really needs badly (hopefully th
Hot Takes: Turf Club Lounge is the most underrated lounge at WDW Turf Club Restaurant is one of the best kept secrets in Disney dining I never eat at the Crystal Palace - when I was 11 (1981) we ate at the Crystal Palace. There were birds flying around inside the restaurant and the bleu cheese dressing (same approximat
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