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Re: Stay at Disney or not
Posted by Pamela.

Student on team #166, Team Merrimack, from MHS and Unitrode/ R S Machines.

Posted on 8/7/2000 8:36 PM MST


In Reply to: Stay at Disney or not posted by Michael Martus on 8/7/2000 6:59 AM MST:



This is my brother Nick, He and the rest of my team definitly have an opinion about staying off Disney
from their ummmm......wonderful experience.

Three years ago we stayed in an off-Disney hotel. And it sucked...big time! Our rooms had cockroaches, the hotel had bad service (none of that smile while you work stuff that goes on at Disney) and I couldn't even buy a postcard from the gift shop to send to my parents b/c all of them had naked people laying on the beach. But the thing that made it worst was that we had one bus over in the morning and one bus home at night. Two years ago we stayed in All-Star movies and it was great! Being able to decide to go back to our room in the middle of the day or have an early (or late) night was great. I would definately recommend staying in Disney to anyone b/c it really is that much better and the All-Star hotels are pretty cheap but very nice (even if I did need to put up with a scenic view of Herbie the Love Bug every morning).



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