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  • On Dec 26, 2011
    Nakeylia from OK Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

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    i would like to take my children to disney world but considering there different ages i want to combine a cruise with it my children are 18,16,4,3. And i am not sure which resort i should stay in with the children while in florida.

    Hi!

    You should definitely consider a cruise on the Disney Cruise Line in addition to going to Walt Disney World.  If you do, then I suggest going on the Disney Cruise Line as the last part of your trip.  I write that, because the Disney Cruise Line is very relaxing.

    Disney has 4 classes of resorts:  Deluxe Villa, Deluxe, Moderate, and Value.  The Deluxe Villas are basically Disney Vacation Club properties that guests can stay in by paying cash.  Deluxe Resorts are top of the line and my favorite Deluxe Resort is the Wilderness Lodge.  My favorite Disney Moderate Resort is Port Orleans Riverside, and my favorite Disney Value Resort is Pop Century.

    With young children, you might be spending a lot of time in the Magic Kingdom or Epcot.  If you stay at the Polynesian Resort then you will have easy access to both theme parks via the monorail.  The Polynesian has direct monorail access to the Magic Kingdom, and by walking to the Transportation and Ticket Center and then getting on a monorail there, you can easily reach Epcot as well.  It is my favorite monorail resort.

    I hope this helps!  Write back with more specific questions and I will be happy to help you plan a magical Walt Disney World and Disney Cruise Line vacation!
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