Refreshed
With my mini-vacation complete, I can honestly say I'm pretty relaxed now. We went ahead and purchased our Seasonal Passes for the year. I written about them in the past. The passes do have blackout dates, but those are the times of the year, that I wouldn't even consider going anyways.
We did stay in one of the cabins at Ft. Wilderness. I have to say that I would rather stay there, in Ft. Wilderness than at any other resort in the park. We have stayed in quite a few of the other resorts. All-Star Movies, All-Star Music, All-Star Sports, Carribean Beach Resort, Animal Kingdom Lodge, and the Pop Century Resorts.
Ft. Wilderness is just a great place to stay, it's relaxing, and has a genuine feel to it. Now don't get me wrong, We'll probably stay at one of the Value (read cheaper) Resorts more often than we would stay at Ft. Wilderness, unless I could convince Mrs. Molly to go camping there.
The cabins have a fridge, stove, microwave, and dishwasher. A bedroom, with a TV, full bed, and a bunk bed. The 'living room' has a TV, DVD Player, and a Murphy Bed. The outside has a parking space for one vehicle, a deck, BBQ, and a Picnic Table. Best of all the cabins and campsites are surrounded by longleaf Pine Trees, which makes it a bit cooler out, with the Sun beating down.
Our cabin was really close to the Wilderness Pool, so the kids and I spent lots of time there, after a day of walking around the park. In fact, that's where we were right before we left for home this morning.
The next time you go to Disney........even if you don't stay there, take the boat from Magic Kingdom (the departure dock is located at the bottom of the Monorail Ramp) over to Ft. Wlderness and just look around, I think you'll agree, it's an awesome resort.
We did stay in one of the cabins at Ft. Wilderness. I have to say that I would rather stay there, in Ft. Wilderness than at any other resort in the park. We have stayed in quite a few of the other resorts. All-Star Movies, All-Star Music, All-Star Sports, Carribean Beach Resort, Animal Kingdom Lodge, and the Pop Century Resorts.
Ft. Wilderness is just a great place to stay, it's relaxing, and has a genuine feel to it. Now don't get me wrong, We'll probably stay at one of the Value (read cheaper) Resorts more often than we would stay at Ft. Wilderness, unless I could convince Mrs. Molly to go camping there.
The cabins have a fridge, stove, microwave, and dishwasher. A bedroom, with a TV, full bed, and a bunk bed. The 'living room' has a TV, DVD Player, and a Murphy Bed. The outside has a parking space for one vehicle, a deck, BBQ, and a Picnic Table. Best of all the cabins and campsites are surrounded by longleaf Pine Trees, which makes it a bit cooler out, with the Sun beating down.
Our cabin was really close to the Wilderness Pool, so the kids and I spent lots of time there, after a day of walking around the park. In fact, that's where we were right before we left for home this morning.
The next time you go to Disney........even if you don't stay there, take the boat from Magic Kingdom (the departure dock is located at the bottom of the Monorail Ramp) over to Ft. Wlderness and just look around, I think you'll agree, it's an awesome resort.
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