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  • On Jun 11, 2012
    Cherie from OH 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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    Our oldest boys; (twins) will be 18 yrs. old when we go for their graduation trip. We will also have a 14 and 12 yr. old boy as well. What are the best Moderate hotel rooms- and the difference from the All-star value resorts? There will be 6 of us. Thanks!

    Hi Cherie!
    It's wonderful when you can share a Walt Disney World vacation with family and friends! Being able to share in the magic and the memories with others will make it even more special!
    With a party of essentially six adults, your selection at a moderate resort will require you to be in two rooms. If that is a non issue, then let me recommend my favorite resort, Coronado Springs. It has great themeing, beautiful rooms (with Queen size beds!!!) and an awesome pool area. If you are looking for a relaxing, laid back resort, then Port Orleans Riverside is definitely for you. Full of southern charm, this resort has beautiful mansions and bayou sections, a wonderful pool area, and is home to the brand new Royal Rooms!
    One option you might be overlooking is the Family Suites at All Star resorts and Art of Animation! With capacity for up to 6 adults, these rooms let you have plenty of space to move about. With two bathrooms, you are guaranteed enough time to spruce up for the parks, and the availability of a mini fridge and microwave ensure quick bites/drinks between park visits.
    As for the difference between the All Star resorts, its mostly themeing and decor. The rooms at all AS resorts are essentially the same size, but each resort has its own ambiance. A favorite of most happens to be Pop Century, but as in the case of the moderate resorts, you would need to book two rooms.
    You can check out these resorts, and more at www.Disneyworld.com
    Hope this helps you plan your magical vacation!
    -Malanie
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Meet the Panelist: Malanie, New York

Hi there! The Disney Parks have been a part of my life since I was a little girl. Introducing my children, husband, and family to all the magic that Walt Disney World can offer has led to countless moments with Mickey and Friends, Disney Vacation Club membership and fun on the high seas with Disney Cruise Lines! Our vacations are usually centered around a visit to the Most Magical Place on Earth, and I am super excited to help you plan and create magical moments for you and your families! Learn More About Malanie

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