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  • On Sep 15, 2014
    Hillary from CT 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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    Hi - I'm heading to WDW in March and planning to stay at the Boardwalk. What is the difference b/t a Standard View Suite and a Preferred Suite? Thanks!

    Hello Hillary!

    Welcome to the Disney Parks Moms Panel.  We are glad you stopped by with your question about Disney's Boardwalk Inn!  The theming there is both charming and entertaining.  What's more is the fantastic location and proximity to Epcot Theme Park and Disney's Hollywood Studios.  

    With regard to room view categories, let me help.  Since you mentioned suites, I assume you are speaking of Club Level rooms.  Is that correct?  If so, the Standard Room will afford you views of the Boardwalk or Courtyard Leisure Pool.  Deluxe Rooms face the Boardwalk.  If you were speaking of Standard Rooms (not Club Level), you would have a view of the Leisure Pool, Boardwalk Inn Gardens or the parking area. Water View Rooms face the Boardwalk or Crescent Lake.  

    Please let me know if I can assist with additional questions, Hillary.  I am happy to help.

    Until then, I wish you a truly magical vacation.

    -Jacqui


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Meet the Panelist: Jacqui, Illinois

A Walt Disney World veteran traveler since the early 1970's, I can't wait to help you plan the most MAGICAL vacation.  I am a Disney Vacation Club Member and an Annual Passholder.  Whether you need tips for traveling with babies, toddlers, adolescents, adults or seniors, I can help you create the most Pixie Dusted adventure. There aren't many things our family hasn't experienced at Walt Disney World, and I would love to make suggestions so that you will have the vacation of a lifetime!  Learn More About Jacqui

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