WishesQueen, whenever we have had room 4320 on the RPC 3rd floor, every morning - and I do mean every morning - we were wakened by the click-clack of checkers being moved about by little kids. It never failed that the next sound was a holler from an exasperated parent for junior to get his/her little butt to the a) room or b) breakfast. More reliable than a rooster any day. But, this is preferable to the behaviour of some other guests who have little to no regard for those around them. We have had people in the next room yell and scream horrendous abuse at their families each night and then show horrendous behaviour to the CMs at breakfast. Why they think they are suited to a Disney vacation I'll never know. But, even then, most guests we have seen at the GF are far better behaved than the guests who proved the final straw at the CR. Many moons ago, when the dinosaurs roamed (yep, you guessed it - from the 1970s to the 90s) we were Contemporary people. We had seen a steady decline in the resort and were seriously considering future stays. That last straw came in the shape of a large family group who had the next room to us on the 12th floor and and , I think, another two rooms. They ranged in age from baby to grandpa, but mostly they were teenaged. The first night was fine, no more than average sounds of a family coming home after midnight Park closing. The second, however, the sounds were more akin to pre-football tailgate party. The three rooms were enjoying their balconies to the fullest. They ended up in a competition to see which moron could throw a full beer can the furthest and whether they could hit anybody. This was carpark/MK side, so there were several cars drawing up even at that late hour. I can't recall Dad's response (a gentle and learned man) but, next trip we were at the GF and we have been here since. So, after that experience, checkers are mere rustlings of sound outside the door.