Any difference between the food and comfort between the 4 value resorts?

[HollyAD]

My thoughts are the same as @HollyAD. We've had the same luck of getting close to the moan building without paying for preferred.

I booked through hotels.com two years ago and got the main building of POP for 77$ a night. That was a deal! My sister paid for a preferred and was in the same building just on the other side.

 

[jgj123]

The foodcourt at AOA is gross. I have heard a lot of people rave about it but we found they had little to nothing we would eat. Even the normal foods like burgers have multigrain buns that my daughterwould not touch with a ten foot pole.

I don't recall multi-grain buns being used exclusively at AoA the last 2 years. We've stayed at POP and ate at AoA at least once each of the last 2 years - November 2012 and November 2013. I'd remember, b/c I hate those things and had burgers both years. I remember when all the parks used the multi-grain buns a few years back, those things were nasty and ruined my burger experience, so glad they're gone. lol

I'm a picky eater and there was plenty that I'd eat at AoA - their food court is a bit better than POP, but still on par. But they do use real utensils and plates instead of plastic and paper.....

We've stayed at POP 3 years in a row now and are scheduled for our fourth this year - great place.

 

[ninjaprincesst]

I don't recall multi-grain buns being used exclusively at AoA the last 2 years. We've stayed at POP and ate at AoA at least once each of the last 2 years - November 2012 and November 2013. I'd remember, b/c I hate those things and had burgers both years. I remember when all the parks used the multi-grain buns a few years back, those things were nasty and ruined my burger experience, so glad they're gone. lol

I'm a picky eater and there was plenty that I'd eat at AoA - their food court is a bit better than POP, but still on par. But they do use real utensils and plates instead of plastic and paper.....

We've stayed at POP 3 years in a row now and are scheduled for our fourth this year - great place.

It is not just the multi grain buns, it is all of it, if you like pork and rice and food with an Asian or Indian flair I suppose it would be fine, I am just saying for a regular family who does not care for pork and exotic food it's food is not very good and that even the "normal" American offerings here either have weird spices or that they have been "healthed up'' to the point that it is not kid friendly. it is not just me either, Unoffical Guide to Disney World readers rate this food court very low as well.