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This partial theme park view with MNSSHP from a Resort View BLT Deluxe Studio was also one of my favorites!
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This partial theme park view with MNSSHP from a Resort View BLT Deluxe Studio was also one of my favorites!
It's hard to pick, but in my biased opinion a Boardwalk View room is always a favorite.
Yes, it will be like a day or so before. I don't expect to see any know before you go info until next week.
I'm signed up for the 5k so no after party but still looking forward to it!
I was supposed to do the 5k, but I'll be cheering everyone on instead. I'll still pop around the expo to get my bib and shirt anyway. Good luck to everyone running, and have the best time!
I've had a Sorcerer Pass (or Gold Pass before that) since before I was a local, and I wouldn't upgrade it. Even being so close to Disney doesn't make it enticing to go during the holidays thanks to the crowds.
I still love split stays even with a toddler in tow! My favorite is BWV paired with either VGF or BLT to get the best transportation options with our stroller--plus, those are just my favorite resorts. I purposely plan split stays for longer trips, and this time I am taking advantage of the split stay to do the dining
Between Garden Grove and Rosa Mexicano, the Swan/Dolphin actually have some good, reasonably priced brunch or breakfast buffets! I guess along those same lines, the Fountain at the Dolphin can be a hidden gem if you're looking for an alternative to Beaches and Cream and just want burgers and ice cream without a reserva
Tried the chat, and Member Services says you can always make specific requests by contacting them, but then again, they are often the last to know about changes, so take it for what it's worth.
As a newish local, I still like to plan my big trips in advance like I always did in the past, but the spontaneous short stays are just a result of stalking the system, whether it's finding a last minute stay for Moonlight Magic or because I have family in town. I think summer tends to be easier for last minute finds,
A quick service discount, maybe a Tables-in-Wonderland-like discount for table service dining, and the possibility of adding on Club Level access would be cool since I am unlikely to ever splurge on a cash stay for that lol. As of now, MMB isn't worth it for my family.
Any of the 2042 resorts! They have the lowest point values (maybe other than CCV and AKV), and you can really stretch your points further with them than the newer resorts.
This is so true! I'm trying the Dining Plan for the first time thanks to the kids eat free promo, and Boma definitely made that list!
I know it's totally subjective, but I think it's fun to pair BLT with an EPCOT/HS resort since BLT already makes it so easy to visit MK. With BWV and BCV being 2042 resorts, Riviera is sometimes viewed as the better option if a longer contract is your main objective (and restrictions aren't a concern for you), but I pe
This blog is a little old, but a lot of it still rings true! If you haven't been to BLT before, just remember that for the Skybridge, the Contemporary side is the fourth floor, but at BLT it's on the fifth floor. If you like stopping by the community halls at all, this one was just refurbed.
I think I'm with @YamKriegs on craving 'Ohana (I'm a sucker for the noodles, potstickers, and bread pudding) and luckily I get to go there very soon, but otherwise I'd love Flying Fish--those scallops are so good. I really don't think I've ever had a bad meal there, and I wouldn't turn down an opportunity to visit my f
I'd love a good quick service there--and I'm with you on the Mickey waffles! I usually end up going around the lake to the Beach Club for Mickey waffles when I'm at BWV.
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