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  • On Jan 3, 2013
    Kimberly from NJ Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

    Experiences, policies, pricing and other offerings are subject to change and may have changed since the date of this answer.

    Please advise me. I am planning a trip 9/22-9/27 with me, my husband, my daughter who will be about 1 1/2 in and my mom. What is the best? BLT 1 bd villa, DBC 1 bdr villa or DBC 1 bdr suite, club level or any other suggestions. Looking for seperate bdrm

    Hi Kimberly! I've actually stayed at both Bay Lake Towers and Disney's Beach Club villas and love them both for different reasons.

    I really enjoyed the Beach Club because of it's close proximity to Epcot, it's within walking distance! There is also the fantastic Storm Along Bay pool, the only one on property with a sandy bottom!

    Since you're vacationing with your toddler, I'm going to recommend that you choose the one-bedroom villa at Bay Lake Towers. My thought is that you may be spending a lot of your time at the Magic Kingdom with your little one. You'll just love being able to hop on the monorail if you need to head back to your Resort hotel room for a break during the day. It's a quick walk from the monorail at the Contemporary over the beautiful open-air bridge to Bay Lake Towers. You can even walk along the path directly from the Magic Kingdom to Bay Lake Towers in 5-10 minutes.

    I'm confident that you will be thrilled with either one of these gorgeous Resorts. Please let us know if you have any other questions we can help with!

    Wishing you Pixie Dusted vacation planning.

    ~Jackie
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Meet the Panelist: Jackie, Florida

Hi! I'm Jackie, mom to a teenage boy and a tween girl! I've traveled to Disney Parks with toddlers, grandparents, and everything in between and I'm excited to help you plan your Pixie Dusted vacation! So, go ahead, ask me a question or two! Learn More About Jackie

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