Well said. All that WDW would have had to do was to give a reason why they started charging fees, instead of saying, "industry standard." Or to line our Management's pockets. As is stands, the parking fees are not meant for any facilities improvement.
For example I stayed in two different suites in Manchester England, these were 120-130.00 a night ( American currency) with private pool and spa access.. within walking distance to everything including amazing art galleries.. landmarks and the Manchester arena .. afternoon tea in restaurant for 20.00 which was amazing and free full breakfast. Sorry these posted double lol
Haha what? HaHa people have a different opinion than you?
I'm sure no one here is going to really compare a Disney resort to Hotel Du Cap and say it's better.
I'm not naive, of course I know there are nicer hotels out in the world, been to a few myself- but that's neither here nor there.
This is just superficial, surface level, fun discussion on what we like or dislike about theming (or lack of) at Disney.
Nothing serious about it.
Thank You. Have one son who is former military (Army), and one who is in Japan (Navy). I have my complaints about what Disney is doing, but this will never be one. Those men and women who have served deserve this perk.
And what you stated is exactly the rub that my wife and I have. We have many fond memories of staying on property. We loved the cabins, and we fell in love with CBR. The cost kept going up and we justified it because of the Disney bubble. But around 2015, the cost came at a loss of expectations. My mom turned 80 and wanted to go back to WDW, so we took her in 2016. I can't explain it, but the "wow" factor was gone. We had ADR's and DDP, but for what we paid for, the value was poor. And we don't expect 5* dining at WDW, but some meals that were one DDP, had miraculously become a 2 DDP...for what, I do not know.
I assume sitting down on the bed period exposes me to germs.
You can't jump to conclusions. Disney sells lots of those things as surplus.
