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  • On Dec 9, 2010
    Kristy from WI 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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    We are taking 2 y/o twins in Feb. We are looking at All-star music and the polynesian regular rooms. Given space for 2 pack & plays, and time it takes to get to the magic kingdom which do you recommend? We would like to take them back for naps

    Hi, Kristy! You're going to have a ball with your twins in February at Walt Disney World! If you're planning on taking them back and forth to the parks (especially to the Magic Kingdom), I definitely recommend The Polynesian or any of the monorail resorts. Plus, the rooms at The Polynesian are some of the largest on property. I stayed there in October, and I don't think you'll have a problem putting two pack-n-play's in the room.

    The Polynesian is a laid-back and charming resort with great dining such as Lilo & Stitch's Best Friend's Breakfast at 'Ohana, and a great view of the Magic Kingdom. It's wonderful to watch the fireworks and the Electrical Water Pageant from the beach. Plus, there are so many more advantages of being on the monorail loop. You have easy access to many dining, recreation and entertainment options at the other resorts such as Chef Mickey's at The Contemporary and the Supercalifragilistic Breakfast at The Grand Floridian.

    The Value Resorts such as the All-Star Music Resort are great budget-friendly options. However, they are a good distance from the parks, and although they are completely accessible by bus, they are not as convenient as the monorail resorts.  Does that clear things up for you?

    Come back if you have more questions. Have a wonderful day and a magical vacation!
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