Serpico Jones
Well-Known Member
I always stay at Pop. It’s affordable and the skyliner is awesome.
We are "early risers" anyway. Even if we did not leave for the parks then we'd likely be waking up around 6:00am anyway. But I cannot stress how insane the line was behind us by the time they started running the Skyliner. And there were people trying to "merge" from two other areas just past the resort buildings right before the bridge.At that hour I hoped you enjoyed the sunrise!
Wow @GoofyDad I didn’t realize the Skyliner lines were that crazy!! I like getting up early and heading to the food court for my morning java. I saw the bus lines but didn’t venture over to the Skyliner. I wonder if that’s every day.We are "early risers" anyway. Even if we did not leave for the parks then we'd likely be waking up around 6:00am anyway. But I cannot stress how insane the line was behind us by the time they started running the Skyliner. And there were people trying to "merge" from two other areas just past the resort buildings right before the bridge.
It usually is because Disney has shut down all bus service to HS and EP from the resorts that have access to the Skyliner. (unless the Skyliner is shut down for something.)Wow @GoofyDad I didn’t realize the Skyliner lines were that crazy!! I like getting up early and heading to the food court for my morning java. I saw the bus lines but didn’t venture over to the Skyliner. I wonder if that’s every day.
Yes. Peak waits are over in the first hour or so after official park opening.Are the lines for skyline that insane just for early entry and calm down a bit after official park open?
From what I've experienced, the lines calm down significally after the park-opening hours' rush. So much so, that after 10am (not an early riser here, lol), I just walk-up into a gondola, no line.Are the lines for skyline that insane just for early entry and calm down a bit after official park open?
If we stay here it would be with our teen/collage-age boys who are definitely NOT early risers either! Pop is on my short-list since we definitely want 2 rooms with those boys!From what I've experienced, the lines calm down significally after the park-opening hours' rush. So much so, that after 10am (not an early riser here, lol), I just walk-up into a gondola, no line.
We usually head over between 10-11 and we get right on with little to no wait.Yes. Peak waits are over in the first hour or so after official park opening.
Have stayedTo answer your questions, the rooms can be noisy, especially by the pool…whenever we stayed there, we always requested a room on the top floor opposite of the pool and it was quieter.
As far as the bed bug situation goes, I know it’s not you, but bed bugs make no distinction on level of room or wealth of a guest. We’ve stayed there 5 times and never had a problem. That’s not to say it hasn’t happened but if Disney ever garnered a reputation of having a bed bug problem, it would put a BIG dent in their reservations, something they don’t ever need especially now.
Have stayed at Pop countless times as well as other values and never an issue.At the risk of sounded "elitist" when I'm really not, has anyone had trouble with bedbugs at the values versus the moderates? I have really wanted to stay at Pop Century to save money but my wife has always been worried about bedbugs. Personally, I figure that we probably stand the same chance at running into the critters at Port Orleans (favored resort) as at Pop.
Second question. Are the rooms quieter or about the same as the moderates?
I have really been tempted to stay at a value but just had a couple concerns that are probably not warranted.
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