Private Cabanas at Magic Kingdom: Last Day to Rent One - February 17, 2017

[yulilin3]

Would anyone be able to nap in the middle of all the theme park noise? I know I wouldn't.

a know a lot of people who could nap through much much worse. (my son is one of them)

 

[nkereina]

Would anyone be able to nap in the middle of all the theme park noise? I know I wouldn't.

I usually doze off on the bus after a long day of walking and the heat, so I'd say yes! I think it's probably better suited for a kid to nap, but if the tents are off the beaten path and someone is tired enough, I don't think napping sounds all that crazy.

 

[Disney Dynamite]

Well, those white couches definitely aren't a practical choice....

 

[SaintsManiac]

I think it's tacky.

 

[MaryLovesPoohBear]

Would anyone be able to nap in the middle of all the theme park noise? I know I wouldn't.

I could nap in a train station or bowling alley.

When I am tired, I am tired.

I've gotten up to go to the bedroom for a nap, and realized that I was too tired. I sat down, on the floor, grabbed a pillow from the couch and napped right there. My husband came by, about 15 minutes in, and covered me with a throw blanket. Thirty minutes after that, I woke up and was fine.

 

[Party.Of.4-NY>>>FL]

They should plop some of those bad boys down on the parade route.....and then double the price.

This just in:
Disney announces plans for new land in Magic Kingdom........Hooverville!!!

 

[revdon64]

We've rented a cabana at TL before. This wouldn't even make our maybe list. Like others have said, I'd feel completely anchored to it because of how much I paid for it. I want to enjoy the park, not just 25 square feet of it.

 

[WebmasterJackie]

I wonder if they gave out all day fps to all attractions if it would be more enticing?

My hubs just asked the very same question! I wouldn't be surprised if they threw that in as added *magic*!

 

[yulilin3]

asked a friend who was at MK yesterday and she said that they are between the entrance to Space Mountain and the face painters, If I'm picturing it right it must be that area in the back, where you step down and it's close to the railroad track

 

[hawkmarket]

Great. We now have Refugee Land to look forward to on our next trip.

 

[OhioStateBuckeye]

I really hope they are hidden because they are an eye sore.

I can see why it might be nice to have somewhere private to go sit on a hot, long day. But seriously...

Maybe I'm just angry because I'm not one of those who could afford these. I know all the arguments about Disney being a business and I'm a stockholder and have $100 in stock so anything Disney does to make money is A ok in my book blah blah blah.

But this stuff bothers me. If Disney put the time and energy into new guest experiences (whether they be rides, little shows like streetmosphere actors or things like how Luxo Jr. the lamp used to come out next to TSMM) as they do on these paid for extras...I think everyone could have a much better park experience. Seriously, how much time and effort and employees do they have on the 'find ways to make us buckets of extra cash while we offer the bare minimum and don't really do anything to increase park enjoyment for everyone'?

 

[chartle]

Would anyone be able to nap in the middle of all the theme park noise? I know I wouldn't.

I napped in the Honey I Shrunk the kids playground.

 

[GillianP1301]

I can't decide if I'm appalled by the audacity of this or amazed by the marketing brilliance!

Seriously though, I would totally rent something like this if I were going to be there on an exceptionally busy day. Although, I would not pay that price. They would need to drop it by about 50% for me to seriously consider it.

I can't wait to see how successful this is. My guess is, they will end up booked most days through the holiday season.

 

[angierae]

For $650 a night I'd get a club room at a monorail resort. Yes, you have to leave the park, but the amenities are better.

 

[macraven]

Throw in a toilet, ac, fridge, unlimited fp and I'm in...

 

[Dan Murphy]

Now I understand their taking out seating areas over the past. We'll give you seating for 650.

 

[miamimi]

It's brilliant, really. I mean, these are likely the sort to spend top dollar on a deluxe resort room already. Now Disney is getting them to pony up for a second place to stay that day. I mean, who does that?

I'm just waiting for one of the "big spenders" to post on the thread bragging about what a brilliant idea it is!

 

[GillianP1301]

For $650 a night I'd get a club room at a monorail resort. Yes, you have to leave the park, but the amenities are better.

But what about the tent?

You make an excellent point. If I'm over by Splash Mountain somewhere, hoofing it over to my Tomorrowland tent vs hoofing to the exit to hop the monorail is 6 of one, half dozen the other. Although, I'm pretty sure the person who is forking out $650 for a day tent is likely the same person who is already staying at a monorail resort.

 

[dominiondad]

Congratulations Disney, you found my breaking point. I've sprung for Deluxe resorts, dropped money on high priced food and gifts, even paid to get into the parks early. But it ends with a $650 opportunity to day camp. I never imagined that those childhood rainy days spent in my parent's basement turning sofa cushions into forts that I was actually assembling a future WDW money-making campaign.

 

[robinb]

I'm dying laughing at the Space Mountain artwork. I mean..... why not just step outside and see the REAL THING???????!!!!!!!

And I didn't see it mentioned, but do they have A/C?

Or heat?