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  1. Thanks guys What about the Beach Club vs. the Yacht Club? Are there any major differences between the two?
  2. Hey everyone! I'm planning my second trip to WDW right now, and I'm in need of some help. Last year I visited during the third week in June (when crowds seemed to just begin getting really heavy) and stayed at the Port Orleans Riverside. I greatly enjoyed the hotel, but did get a bit frustrated with the bus transportation. For this summer, I've saved up a bit of extra money to be able to afford staying at one of the Boardwalk hotels since their transportation options seem, by far, to be the best in the Resort, and the hotels themselves look amazing. However, I'm still not sure which resort to choose. Right now it seems like it's between the Boardwalk, Beach Club and Yacht Club, since all are similarly priced. Even though the Swan or Dolphin would turn out to be cheaper with my AAA discount, those hotels don't offer the Disney's Magical Express service, which was, simply put, horribly convenient. I don't want to have to coordinate taxis or anything. So which should I choose? Also, I now have the option of visiting in either the first week of June, when crowds will hopefully be lighter than later in the summer since most schools aren't out yet, or mid to late July. I'd assume that July would be more crowded, but Disney classifies July and August as being part of their "value season", so hotel prices are cheaper due to, presumably, less crowds (?). Any advice? Thanks so much for your help
  3. Disney-MGM Studios on June 23. I want to go back to Florida
  4. Thanks for the help, guys Are there any more desirable on-site, relatively cheap hotels that I should be considerring? I wouldn't mind staying in the Downtown Disney district if it'll afford me a nice resort to rest in, but again, since my trip is short, I'm kind of concerned with overall transportation distances...
  5. Hey guys! After becoming more and more frustrated with planning a WDW trip, I decided to give in to superiority and ask the pro's for some help: HELP! Basically, I'm wondering which resorts I should be considerring. I don't have too large of a price range (I'm aiming for a room between $100 and $150 per night in the resort, staying away from the All Star resorts) that has a good location (relative to all of the parks... meaning, discouraging the Downtown Disney hotels as they seem pretty far). The resorts that caught my eye were the Coronado Springs and Port Orleans (French version). What do you suggest? Unfortunately, the best time I could find to get away is the week of June 12 (6/12-6/17 were the dates I'm considerring), so hopefully the summer crowds won't be at their peak just yet. Any suggestions are welcome... and if paying the extra $100 per night for a resort upgrade is worth sacrificing a day at the resort (bumping my nights down to 3), tell me! Thanks in advance.
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