juniorthomas
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I beat you to it. Great write-up. Thanks for the tips - I'm certainly going to request a garden view if possible.
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Just got back...stayed at AOA...where to stay next year?
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I beat you to it. Great write-up. Thanks for the tips - I'm certainly going to request a garden view if possible.
The view is definitely better with the pool view, but the noise level...I can only imagine. The pools were going all night long. 3:00 in the morning, people were out there splashing and having fun. Which is great for them, but I can only imagine the noise if you have windows facing that way. Our view wasn't that great, but it was nice to sleep soundly. Never heard a peep!
Tomi-Rocket
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If you liked AoA I would suggest Pop Century. We LOVED it when we stayed there, especially my boys who were 8 and 4 at the time. For a quieter room do not request a preferred room though, they're close to the pool. The food court is good, too.
Thanks! Great advice. I didn't know that preferred meant that. Yikes. I preferred being on the garden side at AOA. Very quiet!
ToyStoryMiss
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If you're for around $200 or less a night, I'd suggest the Value resorts (All-Stars and Pop Century) or the moderate resorts. I've seen that CBR is pretty (I've been staying at All-Star Movies since I started going). But, Pop Century is a very nice resort (rode by it on the ME).
Also, most restaurants don't really have much of a dress code, except for the fancy ones (Victoria and Albert's and Narcisso's, for example). At normal restaurants or Character ones, the only thing you usually have to wear is a shirt (no offensive language, of course, for the kiddies), shorts or pants that aren't very revealing, and shoes!
Also, most restaurants don't really have much of a dress code, except for the fancy ones (Victoria and Albert's and Narcisso's, for example). At normal restaurants or Character ones, the only thing you usually have to wear is a shirt (no offensive language, of course, for the kiddies), shorts or pants that aren't very revealing, and shoes!
If you're for around $200 or less a night, I'd suggest the Value resorts (All-Stars and Pop Century) or the moderate resorts. I've seen that CBR is pretty (I've been staying at All-Star Movies since I started going). But, Pop Century is a very nice resort (rode by it on the ME).
Also, most restaurants don't really have much of a dress code, except for the fancy ones (Victoria and Albert's and Narcisso's, for example). At normal restaurants or Character ones, the only thing you usually have to wear is a shirt (no offensive language, of course, for the kiddies), shorts or pants that aren't very revealing, and shoes!
Sad you even have to say that "no offensive language". I can't imagine anyone wearing anything offensive on a Disney property.
ToyStoryMiss
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Sadly, I know. Someone shouldn't even use offensive language in the World. But, *sigh* some people are just very light-headed and are pretty much *douchebags*.
I agree but on a Disney property? C'mon...that's truly sad.