Dealing with Disney

Value resorts: POP Century is my go to typically! I am not opposed to the others though! If you are headed to Disney on a budget, the Value resorts are really not too bad of a deal. Make sure you know what you are expecting is the key! Each resort has their own food court, Bus transportation stop, mini arcade, pool, laundry room and Disney Gift store. These resorts offer some of the same fun as other resorts. You can find cast members giving kids little toys by the pool. They have nightly trivia and movie nights by the pool. I have seen cast members do dance lines in the lobbies with guests. If you are looking for a bed to crash into and theming specifically for your child's fancy, these resorts are great.  If you rather put more money into experiences versus rooming, these are great options. I have stayed at the Values many times and was perfectly fine with them.  Each Value resort offer pools; 1 large and two smaller ones. They do not have slides or splas

Disney stateroom options onboard the Disney Dream & Fantasy: I have been fortunate enough to sleep in a few different categories from all my sailings. Stayed in the Deluxe Family Ocean view majority of my cruises. I did want to share with you some of the ones I did sleep stay in. My latest experience was with Category 8A Deluxe Family Oceanview Stateroom-accessible These are very limited in availability -I had to secure mine as soon as the new cruise dates were released --so basically 18 months from sail date. It was well worth it. These cabins only sleep 4. They have a very nice room layout-even though they offer same square footage there is more open space. One open Queen bed. One Single Sleeper Sofa and 1 Upper Berth pull Down bed. 241 Sq Ft 2 Large Porthole windows with seating! This provides a nice spacious floor layout! we were Not constantly bumping into tight areas. Don't get me wrong, Disney's staterooms are some of the most spacious & comfy cruis