DVC at Cotino: If they built it, would you come?
The storytelling living community looks cool, but just a little to difficult to get to so probably not to both buy or stay.
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The storytelling living community looks cool, but just a little to difficult to get to so probably not to both buy or stay.
Has the DVC swap program looked into contacting Merlin Entertainment who own LegoLand, SeaLife, Madam Tusuads among other venues to be potential swap options
Lots of those Goldern Oak homes look awesome. If win the lottery then the on the list of purchases. However, look at those homes on YouTube to inspire a home renovation.
Yeah great article @GreyhoundDad22 gives a comprehensive summary and analysis of the relevant parts of the call as it relates to guests. I was very surprised that actual domestic attendance was up in addition to revenues per guest. I was expecting attendance to be down a bit due to the increased prices and the reduced
I am so happy for you. Yes we were lucky enough to do the tour mid last year. This was an awesome experience that I would strongly recommend to any Disney history buff, and one of the few off-property experiences unique to the west coast resort that really complements a Disneyland resort stay. We were fortunate to do o
Badges such a cool little idea. Got a few already and should have Westcoast badge achieved by Christmas. The Eastcoast badge, is a lot more challenging. What about a badge for all parks around the world?
Staying at Aulani on first trip was most relaxing Disney holiday ever. Ended up buying into Aluni along with Disneyland Villas by the end of the trip.
The Villas at DLH was the tipping point to join DVC as DLR is our closest park from Australia. Ended up buying into Aulani so we could buy into Disneyland Villas so we could buy the villas during the pre-sale for DVC members. Was a crazy process but it worked. Love this history of the OG park and resort, and having Tra
Early entry at DLR, Magical Express. Package delivery is double edged sword. Makes the park visit more relaxing not carting packages around the park, but avoids the shock of coming back to the room with a bed covered with Disney purchases 🤯😆
It was sooo much better when the Floral and gifts were in house. At DLR you will need to call from overseas, as the approved floral contractor don't have an email address you can communicate with, and they don't seem to be able to make international calls, so don't expect a return call if overseas.
I agree I think Disney Sea could be the best parks for the reasons you outlined. We did Disney Tokyo pre-covid (so a little dated) as part of a 10 day, 4 park, 2 continent Disney trip with DLR. As a result we noticed the differences between the Japan vs US parks. We found Disney Sea refreshingly different/unique and th
Love the Palm Breeze Bar, so many good options and chill vibe.
3 days is perfect. Parkhopping is worth considering as parks are so close compared to WDW. Also without kids, maybe consider splurging on the Premier pass for one of the days. Can avoid rope drop and go oldschool without having to manage your day through the phone (so good). Want to go on the ride you want when you wan
🤔 DLH dedicated entrance to 3rd gate? One can wish. But also agree with Zootopia change (maybe announced in a few days at D23). New DLR president from international parks, where Zootopia has been a hit.
Also consider doing tours relating to Disney history as part of your DL visit, as can only do these experiences on west coast. At DLR there are some tours like Main St tour, Rail yard and touring Walt's appartment. Also if D23 member maybe able to get a Studios tour, or Walt's Barn. Done the Studios Tour and toured Wal
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