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  1. DJ
    May 11, 2015

    Yup, snagged Caribbean Beach Resort for my family of 5 (the only moderate resort w/FD that allows for 5 in a room) and even got a second one to think about. The second one is Art of Animation, for $600 more and only QS Free Dining. Thoughts on which we should go with? Still leaning toward CBR even though it’ll be our first time visiting for our girls. DDP for free is just too tempting.

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    • Dave
      May 12, 2015

      DJ, it’s hard for me to recommend as I don’t know how you’d otherwise use the extra money!! If you expect to spend a lot of time in the room, and you’d otherwise just waste the money you’d save on something like a donation towards world peace, then I’d consider AofA. The extra space, bath, and privacy can be a godsend…

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  2. Valerie
    May 10, 2015

    It was definitely crazy the day it released. Wow! But those who didn’t get it should check again – Right Now! Hurry, people! I’m not sure when it happened, but I noticed yesterday and today that several options for free dining were available on Disney’s site for my November travel dates. After I noticed yesterday, I contacted my TA and she was able to modify my reservation to match the same room type as my in laws (hoping for connecting rooms). It took her all of 2 minutes. Maybe, just maybe, someone will read this and benefit from it! Happy Disney Planning, everyone!

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    • Dave
      May 11, 2015

      Yup, Valerie, a bunch more rooms opened up May 9!!

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