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@OSUZorba - I hear you and I totally get you (and probably all the other Fort people)! I am actually watching it happen around me. We live in what has been a quiet little suburb of Atlanta - lots of trees and parks, very small-town feel. But what has happened? Lots of people want to move here to enjoy that “small-town feel.” So, the trees come down, neighborhoods go up, roads are widened, traffic increases, and in about 10-15 years, we will have lost all the things that made our town different and will be just like every-other Atlanta suburb. Some people call it progress, but not me. :rolleyes2

Sadly, it can’t be too surprising to the campers, but it is a real loss for those who have loved and enjoyed it all these years.
 
Rumored plans for Mickey and Minnie's Runaway Railway

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Interesting. Looking it over, obviously the load/unload area is pretty much the same as is at least the first turn (assuming it continues to run counter clockwise) of the ride. I wonder if the retained all the "track" or re-routed the rest of the ride.


The only people this will be of interest to right now are those that live along that section of Avalon Rd. There isn't anything out there but homes.
 
So everyone talks about Reflections effect on the Fort, but all I can think of is "oh no, more of those flipping cabins to screw up the DVC point structure." Owners should hate seeing those things.

While I can't directly comment on the Fort Wilderness aspect since I haven't been there yet, I definitely was surprised to see the cabins and was thinking the same thing. I was hoping after the problems they've caused with availability, especially at Copper Creek, they'd get away from doing those cabins at new resorts. I guess it makes it clearer that they really do not care at all if people have a hard time getting reservations, the just allow them to sell a lot more points then they would be able to sell otherwise. That and if it's difficult to get a room, that just gives the (arguably) illusion of maximum demand.
 
So everyone talks about Reflections effect on the Fort, but all I can think of is "oh no, more of those flipping cabins to screw up the DVC point structure." Owners should hate seeing those things.
Remains to be seen how much they allocate to the cash side and DVC side. I mean all indications would be DVC considering it is in their best interest (free maintenance).
 
but all I can think of is "oh no, more of those flipping cabins to screw up the DVC point structure." Owners should hate seeing those things.
I guess I don't follow that at all. I've been a DVC member since 1995. Have stayed in everything from a basic studio to a grand villa. The only reason I haven't stayed in a cabin yet is that we now live very close to the parks and instead use our points for Aulani. What is wrong with the DVC point structure as a result of these cabins?
 
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