It will be interesting to read and hear from the people that are going now after the freshness of the experience has worn off and it becomes a memory. The I did that? moment and the What was I thinking? moment and not to mention the I paid what for what? moment.
Looks like the same type of thermostat as the newer Disney resorts, the trick to get it lower should work
Yeah, that's what I was alluding to in a previous post. It's easy to be high on something when you first experience it but then hindsight tends to kick in and sometimes things don't seem as rosy.
All Disney resorts are set for 68. There is a way to change them, but it's a not a story the Jedi will tell you
There’s a couple…actually
68 F is a usually a comfortable temp. I have heard of groups of 5 adults booking a single cabin to save money. My question is, what that cabin feels like when they cram 5 adults in there. I am sure the AC can't keep that cabin at 68 F when there is 5 adults in that small cabin with no windows.
The one shower and toilet is probably an issue also when the days are packed with activities.
It’s comfortable in a slightly less oppressive natural environment
Oh yes, this is so true! WDW has a history of plumbing and sewer issues; a lot of times in newer resorts too.
Anything is possible with this project until it detonates like the death star.
I'm asking for them to write the review as soon as possible, not before the stay. Just not to wait, get it done.
It has had variable pricing since the start. They quoted in cash the amount in late August during the week, but if you can find the DVC point chart it will give you an idea what is higher or lower related to those amounts. More or less it's "seasonal" pricing.
There are already a ton of videos in YouTube made by paying customers and not influencers, therefore they are more honest about it.
I find it difficult to believe that a few hundred people from Starcruiser across every other day has a measurable impact on anyone.
So you don’t want them to market this to AP holders?
