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Message: [QUOTE="General20, post: 2257064, member: 724"] Every Disney resort from the cheap to the expensive is nice. When you are booking a resort its ALL about the location. Disney buses you for free to all their theme parks, but nobody wants to spend their time at Disney waiting for buses. You can avoid needing to wait for the buses if you book the right resort. If you are going to pay for a premium resort price (close to the prices you listed) you want to be at either the Beach Club, Boardwalk, or Yacht Club (in that order). These places are walking distance to EPCOT or a quick walk to the monorail to Magic Kingdom, or a quick boat ride to Hollywood Studios. You only need to wait for a bus when you go to Animal Kingdom which is far away from the rest (I recommend going to Animal Kingdom early one day and seeing everything the park has to offer in one day). The rest of the parks, its best to hop around and do them small pieces when you have fast passes booked and during magic hours (hours in the morning and night where the park is only open to people who stay on premises, and there are few if any lines) You can save a bunch of money by not going to a premium resort. If you do, you will have to take the bus to every park, but of the non-premium resorts the nicest and the shortest bus ride, fortunately, is the same one, Caribbean Beach. Long story short, if you want to spend the money your agent suggested and give them the best possible experience go for Beach Club or Boardwalk. If you want to save a bit of money go to Caribbean Beach. This will give them the best possible experience with the least amount of waiting and travel. EDIT: Also don't do the meal plan, its not worth it and restricts you. Better to just give them the money to buy meals, they don't even need to carry around the money, they can pay on their wristbands and settle up at the hotel desk at the end. [/QUOTE]

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