dmetcalfrn
Mouseketeer
- Joined
- Jun 18, 2012
Our favorite split stay is Poly/Beach Club. We usually go to MK and AK while at Poly and Epcot and HS while at Beach Club.
I can see myself settling into a nice habit of Bay Lake Tower & Boardwalk split stays in the future. I do love being able to walk to 3 out of 4 parks.Our favorite split stay is Poly/Beach Club. We usually go to MK and AK while at Poly and Epcot and HS while at Beach Club.
Our thoughts exactly (with monorail). We have this split booked for JulyI can see myself settling into a nice habit of Bay Lake Tower & Boardwalk split stays in the future. I do love being able to walk to 3 out of 4 parks.
We're big fans of the splits. Doing them allows you to try so many more WDW resorts in a shorter amount of time. It allows you to do a more expensive resort that you may not be able to afford to do for the entire length of your visit. It's something to look forward to! We love the change. It's an adventure.We're going to WDW for 5-7 days in July 2022 and this will probably be our last time with our 17-year-old son. He's actually doing a workshop and a performance there with his theatre group. In the past, we've stayed at Pop Century and Port Orleans French Quarters. French Quarters was excellent. It's so easy to get around that resort. I absolutely love the boat ride to Disney Springs. I love the cobblestone and the romantic feeling there. I'd stay there again, but the pool is too juvenile for a teen. I think I like the Caribbean Beach for a teen, but I would love to stay at a deluxe resort if I could afford it. What are your thoughts about staying at Caribbean Beach for most nights, but splurging and switching during the same trip to stay a night or two at a deluxe? Is it worth the experience to stay at a deluxe resort for a short time, or are we better off staying in one location for the entire trip, and avoiding the hassle of changing locations?