Is it possible to stay at 3 resorts on one single trip?

[worldfanatic]

(Haha.... there's a lot of #'s in this post)

I've stayed at 3 resorts on 1 trip a few times, but now I pretty much always do 2.
For me, I've found the minimum number of nights to really enjoy a resort on any given vacation is 4. Every time I've only done 3 nights at a resort, I've always strongly wished for at least 1 more.
So that means I now need a minimum of 12 nights if I want to do a 3 Resort stay.
That's pretty long, but still doable every 5 years or so.

 

[crxbrett]

(Haha.... there's a lot of #'s in this post)

I've stayed at 3 resorts on 1 trip a few times, but now I pretty much always do 2.
For me, I've found the minimum number of nights to really enjoy a resort on any given vacation is 4. Every time I've only done 3 nights at a resort, I've always strongly wished for at least 1 more.
So that means I now need a minimum of 12 nights if I want to do a 3 Resort stay.
That's pretty long, but still doable every 5 years or so.

Good to know! I have never done more than 1 resort on a trip so am not sure what to really expect.

 

[AndrewsJ]

So I am already planning my trip to WDW for next summer and have a question. Has anyone ever done 3 different resorts on one trip? And did you find it fun or was it too much of a hassle and not worth the trouble? I was contemplating doing the AKL the first 3 nights, the Swan or Dolphin for nights 4 and 5 and then the Poly for nights 6 thru 11. I might just stick to AKL for 3 and the Poly for the remaining 8, but since I have never stayed anywhere else but the Poly, I thought I might try an Epcot/Boardwalk area resort.

Thanks!


** I want to apologize if there is an existing thread containing this answer already. I tried doing a search in these forums and couldn't find one, though.

Sure you can if you want to spend the majority of your trip moving. We did three once and will never do a split stay again. I felt like all we did was hotel hop.