I think you’d need to be pacing around the sauna to get the full effect of Florida in July. Did it once, never again. We got as much done in 10 days in February as we did in 3 weeks in July.Well, we've decided to stop looking now, and focus on 2022. We might attempt an early July trip, but we might have to condition ourselves for that by sitting in a sauna for 10 hours with a UV lamp shining directly on us.
It is also the Wine and Dine races all weekend.
They are more likely to release rooms/reservations in the near term when they can most accurately predict staffing levels.
I mean, the prices are freaking ridiculous, but I just checked again, multiple dates in October, November, and December, and every single random dates that I selected have all sorts of available rooms.
They're not discounting the rooms because they are able to sell out of the inventory they can handle. If they were fully staffed, we'd see massive discounts.
Yup, perfectly stated.
It depends on how you’re looking. I had trouble getting a one night reservation and had to call to change an upcoming reservation. I asked why it was that there were no single nights available (trying to do a split stay) and the CM advised they are not allowing one-night reservations at any property. Basically, I think it's by design you can't find certain reservations (particularly shorter stays). For example, searching for a 3-4 day stay gives you far more options at just about every resort vs. trying a 2 day stay for within the same date range.
