I have a confession to make about my recent trip to Walt Disney World: sometimes, even seasoned Disney-goers like myself can make rookie mistakes! One such blunder was when I didn’t follow my own advice during my stay at Disney’s All-Star Music Resort.
As a budget-conscious traveler, I frequently opt for the value resorts, and the All-Star Music Resort is a personal favorite. However, this time I chose a standard room, which landed me in the Country Fair section — the furthest possible spot from the resort’s main attractions. The first day, I was too excited to really notice the inconvenience, but by the second day, the long trek to the bus stop quickly became a source of regret, particularly at the end of a tiring park day.
In contrast, a prior stay at Disney’s All-Star Movies Resort featured a Preferred Room in the Fantasia section. The small extra cost put me a mere minute or two from the main lobby and essential amenities like the bus stop and food court. The convenience of being so close to everything made a huge difference, especially when returning to the hotel with tired legs after a full day of park hopping.
My lesson from this experience? That slight premium for a Preferred Room is well worth it! Shaving off ten minutes or more of walking each way can significantly enhance your comfort and enjoyment, making those extra dollars a smart investment. For any Disney resort stay, I now wholeheartedly recommend opting for a Preferred Room if budget allows.
So, next time you’re booking, remember this tip, and spare yourself some unnecessary aches and pains. Your future self will thank you! Have you ever made a similar mistake, or do you have your own Disney resort tips? Share your thoughts in the comments below—your fellow Disney fans want to hear your stories, too!
Source: AllEars.Net
