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A look inside the new Disney Story Room family suites at Disney's Art of Animation
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Fractal514
Well-Known Member
They look nice, like it would be a lot of fun for kids. It doesn't appeal to my tastes though, I like immersive themes, not the pictures of character type thing. There is something about them that just feels cheap or tacky or something, I don't know what it is. I am sure lots of folks will love them and use them, and that's great.
WDWmazprty
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Niiiiice! :sohappy:
Captain Chaos
Well-Known Member
Looks nice... not my cup of tea, but could be very popular... I see no reason why they won't be popular... kids would love these rooms... families would love these rooms... Disney did a great job, in my opinion anyway, on this resort... Can't wait to see the finished product...
bayoubelle
amuck, amuck, amuck
Kids will love them! They look nice and roomy.
dreamscometrue
Well-Known Member
Sweet! Get it?...'Suite'..ha...ha...anyway...
We are DVC members who usually stay at the DVC villas now, but still very much enjoy stays we book at ASM, POP and CSR. I can see our family staying here a few nights. We always do a split stay now anyway, and these look fun and practical for us.
We are DVC members who usually stay at the DVC villas now, but still very much enjoy stays we book at ASM, POP and CSR. I can see our family staying here a few nights. We always do a split stay now anyway, and these look fun and practical for us.
captainkidd
Well-Known Member
They look like a pre-school classroom, but whatever - To each their own.
nolatron
Well-Known Member
Man, my daughter would LOVE to stay in a Little Mermaid room. $345/night is a bit hard to swallow when compared to offsite (~89/night) or even a DVC rental even but it might be worth it just to see her walk in that room, heh.
Have any room floor plans been released yet?
Have any room floor plans been released yet?
jakeman
Well-Known Member
Interesting...almost as if they were going for a theme...around...cars...
COProgressFan
Well-Known Member
Ha, you're right! Great analogy.
I think they might be fun for small kids but they are really kind of garish and borderline tacky. Certainly not a place I would want to stay.
theguitarman
Member
Woah! Is that $345/night correct? I have read elsewhere that the suites would be more in the $200 range
lebeau
Well-Known Member
No, that's not right. Here's the 2012 room rates.
http://themouseshop.com/resorts/disneys-art-of-animation-resort-2012-room-rates/
$345 is for a suite during summer season. The LM rooms aren't suites. So during the summer they are $139.
LOL, glad someone said it.
They're family suites, so they're offering a little more space (along with a kitchenette) in each. Here's the pricing, according to this website:
The currently under construction "Disney’s Art of Animation Resort" is now open for reservations beginning June 2012. For arrivals June 1 2012, you can select a Finding Nemo Family Suite for $395 per night.
September 1 2012 gives you the option of Finding Nemo and Cars suites, from $279 per night.
October 1 2012 gives you the option of Finding Nemo, Cars and The Lion King suites from $265 per night.
http://www.wdwmagic.com/Resorts/Dis...-open-for-reservation-beginning-June-2012.htm