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  1. Tammy
    May 1, 2015

    Hi again Dave!
    I can’t seem to find much info on the swan or dolphin hotels…have you ever stayed at either of them?

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    • Dave
      May 2, 2015

      Tammy, I was in the Swan just a couple of weeks ago, and will be staying at the Dolphin next week. After that I’ll publish a comprehensive review!!

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  2. David
    September 14, 2013

    Thanks in advance for the help. Four adults, no kids are planning a trip to Disney World in late Nov. Two have never been, two not for many years. We would prefer lodging with shared kitchen/living area, separate bedrooms w/bath. Any suggestions?

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  3. Kathy
    August 2, 2012

    Do you know if it’s possible to book a package vacation from the Disney website for the Caribbean Beach resort and then change it if something reasonably prices comes up at the Polynesian at the last minute?

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    • Dave
      August 2, 2012

      Kathy, sure you can. There are some circumstance in which you might lose a one night deposit–this varies by package type–but as I recall, if you make changes more than 45 days before your arrival date you should be fine!

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  4. Kathy
    August 2, 2012

    I’ve read quite a few things on the internet regarding the Caribbean Beach Resort rooms not being cleaned well. There also were quite a few comments about bedbugs. I’d love to stay at the Polynesian but just can’t afford it. Caribbean seemed ok but the cleanliness concerns me. Any info on this?

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    • Dave
      August 2, 2012

      Kathy, I would not be concerned about either of these.

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