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Two particularly enjoyable views come to mind. First was at Copper Creek, we faced Boulder Ridge and had a great view of the lake. Second was a pool view at Aulani with a peek of ocean. That was actually a great location too. Third floor Waianae tower, right off the lobby with an easy walk to the parking garage, sidewa
We love the Skyliner too and I agree about AK.
Boats will always be my favorite mode of transportation! Even on hot days it's refreshing and relaxing.
We used to love the monorail a lot more. The last several times we've ridden it's been super crowded and we were lucky if we got to sit down. Getting on at the Contemporary feels a bit like the Hunger Games.
The one restaurant we find we have to make a stop at every trip, breakfast or dinner, is Boma.
I've wondered about all those accommodations suddenly being taken offline. I can't imagine the company being cool with that much lost inventory. If Disney goes the route of doing top to bottom refurbs, I wonder if they'll do it one or two at a time and just rent out the others for cash. Or maybe they'll go ahead and ju
Stay? Sure, once or twice maybe. Buy? Definitely not, for the same reason I'd never buy HH or VB. We bought DVC for being in the bubble and access to the parks. At a beach or other resort location I'm just as happy in a rental house. Aulani is the only non park DVC we'd consider because it helps make Hawaii more afford
We rented a cabana at Typhoon Lagoon and that was worth every cent! One of our best Disney days ever.
We stayed at Copper Creek in a cash 2 bedroom in 2018. We loved the villa so much I talked my husband into a DVC tour and the rest is history! Our favorite time of year to stay is Thanksgiving week. There is no better experience than walking in the doors after a long park day and seeing that beautiful tree. Even when i
We do! We ate there for our anniversary many years ago, I still have the personalized menu they gave us.
My unpopular DVC opinion is that I don't really care for the lounge in EPCOT. I can't speak for the ones in MK or DL as I haven't tried those. Maybe it's just been our experience but I felt like we were entering a library and got the stink eye if my kids dared to make a noise. We ate our bag of chips, sipped our soda,
Roy's and Monkeypod are two restaurants we've been to that are close to Aulani and highly recommend, you can book them on OpenTable. I've also heard great things about Mina's Fish House, but haven't been there (yet). As far as activities, I have always wanted to do one of the pillbox hikes. There's one on the North Sho
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