xdan0920
Think for yourselfer
It sure as heck better. :ROFLOL:
Yacht and Beach are deluxe resorts, this is a value.
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Art of Animation Resort to have largest non-water park pool at WDW
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It sure as heck better. :ROFLOL:
Yacht and Beach are deluxe resorts, this is a value.
MotherOfBirds
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I think that two Pixar films seems a little redundant. Maybe it's just me, but I never though Cars was that fabulous (course I haven't polled any appropriately aged children on the matter). I wonder why they didn't have one pre-1989 movie like Jungle Book or Peter Pan. :shrug:
I get tired of the emphasis put on all the "dry land" franchises.
MissMorrow
Active Member
I think I'll stick with Stormalong Bay! It's what, a $50 price difference between YC/BC and AoA? Totally worth it!
Rob562
Well-Known Member
Ummm, a bit more of a price difference than that...
In the 2011 value season, a Standard View room at the Beach Club is $335 a night vs. a Family Suite at Music for $194. That's a $141 per night difference.
(I don't have the AoA prices handy but presume they'll be comparable with Music's)
-Rob
minniemickeyfan
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From booking at the Walt Disney World website for 2012:
June at AofA: 345, 395 Fri/Sat
June at Beach Club: 390, 430 Fri/Sat
Sept at AofA: 249, 279 Fri/Sat
Sept at Beach Club: 345, 370 Fri/Sat
So in June its only a $35-45 difference
But in Sept it is more of a difference at $91-96
June at AofA: 345, 395 Fri/Sat
June at Beach Club: 390, 430 Fri/Sat
Sept at AofA: 249, 279 Fri/Sat
Sept at Beach Club: 345, 370 Fri/Sat
So in June its only a $35-45 difference
But in Sept it is more of a difference at $91-96
ToTBellHop
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But AoA holds 6 people. It fills a different niche--if you have a family of 6, they aren't staying in a $390 room at Beach Club. They can stay in an AoA suite for $345. For a family of 4, obviously the family suites are no bargain. But, they weren't built for families of 4.
FigmentJedi
Well-Known Member
Jungle Book already has a presence at Pop Century at the 60s building. If they decide to convert Pop Century into the Animation theme, they'll probably make that area into Jungle Book, the 50s area into Lady and the Tramp, 80s and 90s into Who Framed Roger Rabbit, and do something with the Mickey phone in the 70s area to make it less phone.
minniemickeyfan
Well-Known Member
I totally agree with you. I was putting the info there for the 2 previous posters to show they were both right to a degree based on their PRICE discussion.
AofA will be totally worth it to the families who need them. There is no comparision really for this niche group.
Rob562
Well-Known Member
Hmmm. Thanks for posting. I've been presuming all along that the AoA suites would be comparable in price to the ones at Music.
I just looked them up for September '12 and there's a $50 night difference between AoA and Music.
-Rob
ToTBellHop
Well-Known Member
Because, as this thread originally started out describing, AoA is nicer than ASMu and has better amenities. Of course, by that logic, Pop should probably cost about $5 more per night than the All-Stars...