Gregg Eldred

Comment posted by Andy Donaldson11/13/2008 09:18:13 AM
Homepage: http://blog.macian.net

Wow! You know it's going to be a busy year when All-Star sells out!

Comment posted by Peter Smith11/13/2008 02:38:40 PM

Port Orleans last one left? That's where I'm staying... what's wrong with it that its the last to go

Suppose economic woes have made the cheaper All Star attractive to those who are trying to squeeze in their budgets, and those with no expense worries are living it up at the Swan/Dolphin/Beach Club.

Comment posted by Dan Sickles11/13/2008 06:59:01 PM

"it's going to be a busy year when All-Star sells out!" -
I hope so bu but the huge Caribbean Beach is not on the list

Comment posted by Roy Rumaner11/14/2008 09:37:30 AM

What I love about the descriptions for these hotels is that they are only 3 blocks away. 3 blocks? Blocks in Disney are like blocks in Vegas, about a half mile long. No walking back to your room between sessions let alone at lunch time. Must learn the shuttle schedule and hope it is on time.

Comment posted by Gregg Eldred11/14/2008 10:41:53 AM
Homepage: http://www.ns-tech.com/blog/geldred.nsf

@Dan @Roy: I stayed at the Caribbean Beach last year. A resort that has its own bus service to get around it means that it really is huge! And Roy, I mapped a walking route from Caribbean Beach to the Dolphin and it was about 1.5 miles. Disney isn't a very pedestrian friendly place, so I didn't walk to the Dolphin.

@Peter: I don't think that there is anything wrong with Port Orleans. You might have a nice stroll to the bus loading area, but all of the resorts are like that (with the exceptions of Dolphin/Swan/Yacht, of course).

@Andy: It's the cheapest, which has that going for it.