Jake and Emmy from Bright Sun Travels tallied up the cost of a day at Disney for two people - one night at Port Orleans Riverside, two tickets to MK, Genie+, Tron individual lighting lanes, breakfast at the hotel, lunch at Columbia Harbor House and dinner at Skipper's Canteen. It came to a staggering $886.
I sat in the Nanny Chairs and lived to tell! Seriously though, I loved staying at Boardwalk, especially because we love a delicious relaxing cocktail or two at the end of a busy theme park day, and the nightlife here was excellent. The whole resort feels like its own mini-city, it has everything.
I like these resort snapshots videos. Lots a great information in a manageable amount of time. I’m interested in learning about Flying Fish; we need the AllEars dining review soon.
Our favorite hotel especially with its proximity to Epcot & Hollywood Studios. We have stayed on concierge level for the majority of our yearly visits. The staff goes above & beyond always. Our favorite rooms have been Boardwalk view. My only disappointment has been recently with the refurbished decor. The original Inn Keepers lounge was lovely and cozy as was the Belle View Lounge on the main floor. Very reminiscent of the theme of turn of the century Boardwalk. My personal opinion of course.
Booked an emergency trip for next week with my DVC! I needed a vacation. Staying over the weekend. Looking forward to doing absolutely nothing but relaxing!
I like BWI and have stayed there a number of times if I can find a good discount. (which is rare) I do stay at Dolphin more but sometimes, you just need that Disney touch.
Let me add that this is NOT an easy hotel for people with mobility issues. There are only two elevator banks in the entire building, and just getting to the Boardwalk from the hotel is a lot more complex than it needs to be. Obviously it's not impossible to stay, but be prepared for a lot of waiting and taking longer to commute than you expect.
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My daughter is a concierge at the Boardwalk and apparently, the Boardwalk is Bob Iger's favorite resort to stay at when he's on property.
Jake and Emmy from Bright Sun Travels tallied up the cost of a day at Disney for two people - one night at Port Orleans Riverside, two tickets to MK, Genie+, Tron individual lighting lanes, breakfast at the hotel, lunch at Columbia Harbor House and dinner at Skipper's Canteen. It came to a staggering $886.
We are going in a couple weeks. Watching this video is making me excited. Thank you
I sat in the Nanny Chairs and lived to tell! Seriously though, I loved staying at Boardwalk, especially because we love a delicious relaxing cocktail or two at the end of a busy theme park day, and the nightlife here was excellent. The whole resort feels like its own mini-city, it has everything.
I like these resort snapshots videos. Lots a great information in a manageable amount of time. I’m interested in learning about Flying Fish; we need the AllEars dining review soon.
We were at Trattoria Al Forno yesterday, breakfast there is always soooooooo good
would love to see review of Flying Fish
I'd love a Flying Fish review!
Definitely please review Flying Fish! I haven’t eaten there yet either. Always saying we’ll try it sometime and we end up somewhere else
Our favorite hotel especially with its proximity to Epcot & Hollywood Studios. We have stayed on concierge level for the majority of our yearly visits. The staff goes above & beyond always. Our favorite rooms have been Boardwalk view.
My only disappointment has been recently with the refurbished decor. The original Inn Keepers lounge was lovely and cozy as was the Belle View Lounge on the main floor. Very reminiscent of the theme of turn of the century Boardwalk. My personal opinion of course.
Pickle corn dog with the peanut butter is *chef’s kiss!!!! One of the best things I had at Disneyland
Booked an emergency trip for next week with my DVC! I needed a vacation. Staying over the weekend. Looking forward to doing absolutely nothing but relaxing!
Flying Fish is one of my favorite restaurants on property. Get the scallops!
Living in SoCal the pickle dog is a family favorite ❤
I like BWI and have stayed there a number of times if I can find a good discount. (which is rare) I do stay at Dolphin more but sometimes, you just need that Disney touch.
Flying Fish is REALLY good. You should definitely try it. It was delicious!
Doing our second Club stay in October!
I got bookin'! Thanks for a great video!
Staying here in October!,
Please do Animal Kingdom Lodge next! 🙏
flying fish review please. I loved that place
I visited there in January
Great video👍👍
Let me add that this is NOT an easy hotel for people with mobility issues. There are only two elevator banks in the entire building, and just getting to the Boardwalk from the hotel is a lot more complex than it needs to be. Obviously it's not impossible to stay, but be prepared for a lot of waiting and taking longer to commute than you expect.
lol which year was jelly roll a top ten bar cuz i don’t see any list that has it
Where do you eat breakfast each morning when staying here?
Carousel Coffee or Boardwalk Deli!
Where do you refill the DDP refillable mugs at?
Boardwalk Deli
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Love the Boardwalk, love your vlogs, but your camera is blurry and jumpy.
First! Maybe…
A resort video two days in a row? 🤦🏻♂️ Next!