Room at the Inn... At last count, Disney has upwards of 30,000 rooms at Disney world. Pricing runs from the economy resorts like Pop Century and All Stars to moderate, premium, and luxury resorts. For the most part your room is pretty much a place to sleep... You are gonna be on the go, out and about most of the time. It all depends ic you want the "Magic" to end at your room or be the last thing your see before falling asleep, and the first thing you see in the morning. Economy rooms can be had for as little as $108 during slow demand times. Economy is exactly what it indicates... It's a place to sleep... pixie dust didn't make a visit here.
Spend more... Get more... More magic that is. The $300 - $500 per night comes with all the "Magic" you'd hope to get at Disney. Even the moderate price resorts get some pixie dust... The premium resorts get the most pixie dust with plenty of non stop magic. Here's some pics of what to expect. I'd have to say... If you can afford to stay at the better Disney resorts, the price of non stop magic is worth the price. You spent good money to get to Disney... tickets, food, merchandise, spending money... nicer rooms may be worth the investment for total enjoyment.
Spend more... Get more... More magic that is. The $300 - $500 per night comes with all the "Magic" you'd hope to get at Disney. Even the moderate price resorts get some pixie dust... The premium resorts get the most pixie dust with plenty of non stop magic. Here's some pics of what to expect. I'd have to say... If you can afford to stay at the better Disney resorts, the price of non stop magic is worth the price. You spent good money to get to Disney... tickets, food, merchandise, spending money... nicer rooms may be worth the investment for total enjoyment.
