Boardwalk Inn Garden Suites?

dznygrl · 11-04-2003

Anybody know the pricing on these? I google-ed every possible site, but can't seem to find the info I'm looking for. Thanks! :D

**llama** · 11-04-2003

according to the new Birnbaum's they sound pretty nice dznygrl. White picket fences, private garden, loft bedroom. They don't specifically mention the rate, but I assume it would be on the HIGH side. Most expensive concierge suites are $505 in value to $610 in peak season. So I would think you'd be looking at something in this range. I would simply call Boardwalk and ask.

**Dana** · 11-04-2003

I looked it up in my Handy Dandy Passporter (Steve from Blue's clues would be proud) These are the rates printed in the 2003 edition:

Standard (Inn) or Studio (Villas):
Value = $289 Regular = $329 Peak = $394 Holiday = $449

Water View (Inn)
Value = $360 Regualr = $405 Peak = $470 Holiday = $530

One-Bedroom (Villas)
Value = $390 Regular = $435 Peak = $505 Holiday = $570

Two-bedroom (Villas)
Value = $545 Regular = $705 Peak = $890 Holiday = $1010

The Unoffical Guide really bashes the views from this resort. They only give a handful of room numbers that they consider to be a decent view. I never spend enough time in my room to care, but on your honeymoom, you may want to condiser the romantic factor. I do not have a first-hand opinion and am only going by what I looked up for you. The UGTWDW tends to be a little too critical at times. I hope some of these prices at least give you an idea of what to expect price wise.

**llama** · 11-04-2003

Re: The Unofficial Guide

I agree with you Dana. They seem to make such a big deal out of it. You begin to think that maybe 5 rooms in the whole place are the only desirable ones. We stayed in a "standard" view studio villa at Boardwalk. It overlooked the front of Boardwalk and it was just fine. The ironic thing is these are the first ones to go, because they're cheaper. And I quite enjoyed watching everyone coming and going. For the amount of time you spend in your room, this is really a minor consideration.

**Dana** · 11-04-2003

Quote:

Originally posted by llama
Re: The Unofficial Guide

I agree with you Dana. They seem to make such a big deal out of it. You begin to think that maybe 5 rooms in the whole place are the only desirable ones. We stayed in a "standard" view studio villa at Boardwalk. It overlooked the front of Boardwalk and it was just fine. The ironic thing is these are the first ones to go, because they're cheaper. And I quite enjoyed watching everyone coming and going. For the amount of time you spend in your room, this is really a minor consideration.

True. I'm more worried about where the room is located inside. I like a room that is close to the main areas (restaurants, check-in etc) Don't get me wrong, I love a good view, but this is way down on the bottom of my list of considerations. By changing my Savannah view to a standard view on my upcoming trip, I was able to swing another day easier. I would much rather have an extra day at WDW. I can go outside and look at the animals. I may even get a upgrade...stranger things have happened. I got one at WL for free, maybe I'll be lucky this time too.

dznygrl · 11-04-2003

Thanks guys! :) We're looking at maybe staying in one of the garden suites for just 1 or 2 nights of our honeymoon...for our "off-park" relaxation days. This will be our little splurge. :heart

jmouse · 11-04-2003

2004 Pricing for Boardwalk Inn Garden Suites:
value season - $545
regular - $600
peak - $670
holiday - $780

**llama** · 11-04-2003

Quote:

Originally posted by jmouse
2004 Pricing for Boardwalk Inn Garden Suites:
value season - $545
regular - $600
peak - $670
holiday - $780

HOLY MOLEY! You better LOVE white picket fences to stay here!

dznygrl · 11-04-2003

:whistle: ALLRIGHTEY THEN!!!!! :dazed :nervous

That's gonna be a one-nighter. Do they do half-nighters???? :laugh

**mickey** · 11-04-2003

You will love the garden suites, the one place I really, really want to stay. If you want to do it, even for one night, get it booked soon, they are always sold out. It really is a wonderful place to spend a honeymoon or anniversary.

Mr. Incredible · 11-04-2003

Thanks Mickey! Good to know.

**Dana** · 11-04-2003

Quote:

Originally posted by dznygrl
:whistle: ALLRIGHTEY THEN!!!!! :dazed :nervous

That's gonna be a one-nighter. Do they do half-nighters???? :laugh

:laugh :laugh :laugh :laugh
Let me know if you pull that off. I'll book a half nighter too.

dznygrl · 11-04-2003

:laugh Yeah, seriously!! For the price of 2 nights in that room, I could book a whole 'nother trip! We had been previously looking at staying at the Grand Floridian for a while, but I thought "let's try out the Boardwalk. It'll be romantic but cheaper." YIKES! Then I had to go and read about THOSE rooms!!!

mickaholic4077 · 11-05-2003

Too bad you won't already be working for Disney,so you could get the cast member discounts!!:D :D :D

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dznygrl aka dizzygirl Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: The breezy shore Posts: 9,335	Boardwalk Inn Garden Suites? Anybody know the pricing on these? I google-ed every possible site, but can't seem to find the info I'm looking for. Thanks! :D __________________ Proud former 2-time Disneyland CM Avatar: Moooom, make Alice stop hugging me! 2000 ~ off-site 2002 ~ Polynesian 2003 ~ All-Star Movies 2008 ~ All-Star Music My Disney Countdown Counting down to: The girls' first trip to Disneyland! 42 days 8 hours 11 minutes

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llama Practically Perfect Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Slurpee Capital of the World Posts: 7,379	according to the new Birnbaum's they sound pretty nice dznygrl. White picket fences, private garden, loft bedroom. They don't specifically mention the rate, but I assume it would be on the HIGH side. Most expensive concierge suites are $505 in value to $610 in peak season. So I would think you'd be looking at something in this range. I would simply call Boardwalk and ask. __________________ Your Moderately Moderate Moderator A PROUD MEMBER OF THE BAD KITTY CLUB "Meowany Are Called, Mew Are Chosen" It's Murdoch with an "H" eleven-twenty-ten My Disney Countdown Counting down to: Christmas in Florida 33 days 15 hours 11 minutes

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Dana Super Mod/Packen' Kracken Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Joisey Posts: 23,782	I looked it up in my Handy Dandy Passporter (Steve from Blue's clues would be proud) These are the rates printed in the 2003 edition: Standard (Inn) or Studio (Villas): Value = $289 Regular = $329 Peak = $394 Holiday = $449 Water View (Inn) Value = $360 Regualr = $405 Peak = $470 Holiday = $530 One-Bedroom (Villas) Value = $390 Regular = $435 Peak = $505 Holiday = $570 Two-bedroom (Villas) Value = $545 Regular = $705 Peak = $890 Holiday = $1010 The Unoffical Guide really bashes the views from this resort. They only give a handful of room numbers that they consider to be a decent view. I never spend enough time in my room to care, but on your honeymoom, you may want to condiser the romantic factor. I do not have a first-hand opinion and am only going by what I looked up for you. The UGTWDW tends to be a little too critical at times. I hope some of these prices at least give you an idea of what to expect price wise. __________________ ~82 off-site~91 off-site~97 ASMusic~ ~00 ASMovies~02 Wilderness Lodge~04 Animal Kingdom Lodge~ ~05 Animal Kingdom Lodge & Polynesian~ ~05 Port Orleans French Quarter~06 Old Key West~ ~07 Port Orleans French Quarter~08 Old Key West~ ~09 Saratoga Springs~10 Port Orleans Fench Quarter~ My Disney Countdown Counting down to: 10 day do all or die trying trip. 273 days 4 hours 11 minutes

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llama Practically Perfect Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Slurpee Capital of the World Posts: 7,379	Re: The Unofficial Guide I agree with you Dana. They seem to make such a big deal out of it. You begin to think that maybe 5 rooms in the whole place are the only desirable ones. We stayed in a "standard" view studio villa at Boardwalk. It overlooked the front of Boardwalk and it was just fine. The ironic thing is these are the first ones to go, because they're cheaper. And I quite enjoyed watching everyone coming and going. For the amount of time you spend in your room, this is really a minor consideration. __________________ Your Moderately Moderate Moderator A PROUD MEMBER OF THE BAD KITTY CLUB "Meowany Are Called, Mew Are Chosen" It's Murdoch with an "H" eleven-twenty-ten My Disney Countdown Counting down to: Christmas in Florida 33 days 15 hours 11 minutes

11-04-2003	#6 (permalink)
dznygrl aka dizzygirl Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: The breezy shore Posts: 9,335	Thanks guys! :) We're looking at maybe staying in one of the garden suites for just 1 or 2 nights of our honeymoon...for our "off-park" relaxation days. This will be our little splurge. :heart __________________ Proud former 2-time Disneyland CM Avatar: Moooom, make Alice stop hugging me! 2000 ~ off-site 2002 ~ Polynesian 2003 ~ All-Star Movies 2008 ~ All-Star Music My Disney Countdown Counting down to: The girls' first trip to Disneyland! 42 days 8 hours 11 minutes

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jmouse Mouse Meister Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Maryland Posts: 1,370	2004 Pricing for Boardwalk Inn Garden Suites: value season - $545 regular - $600 peak - $670 holiday - $780

11-04-2003	#9 (permalink)
dznygrl aka dizzygirl Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: The breezy shore Posts: 9,335	:whistle: ALLRIGHTEY THEN!!!!! :dazed :nervous That's gonna be a one-nighter. Do they do half-nighters???? :laugh __________________ Proud former 2-time Disneyland CM Avatar: Moooom, make Alice stop hugging me! 2000 ~ off-site 2002 ~ Polynesian 2003 ~ All-Star Movies 2008 ~ All-Star Music My Disney Countdown Counting down to: The girls' first trip to Disneyland! 42 days 8 hours 11 minutes

11-04-2003	#10 (permalink)
mickey Administrator Join Date: Sep 2001 Posts: 6,232	You will love the garden suites, the one place I really, really want to stay. If you want to do it, even for one night, get it booked soon, they are always sold out. It really is a wonderful place to spend a honeymoon or anniversary. __________________ Frank Costanza: You can drop a grand in Disney World, like that.

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Mr. Incredible Big Cheese Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Keizer, OR Posts: 529	Thanks Mickey! Good to know. __________________ Go Yankees!

11-04-2003	#13 (permalink)
dznygrl aka dizzygirl Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: The breezy shore Posts: 9,335	:laugh Yeah, seriously!! For the price of 2 nights in that room, I could book a whole 'nother trip! We had been previously looking at staying at the Grand Floridian for a while, but I thought "let's try out the Boardwalk. It'll be romantic but cheaper." YIKES! Then I had to go and read about THOSE rooms!!! __________________ Proud former 2-time Disneyland CM Avatar: Moooom, make Alice stop hugging me! 2000 ~ off-site 2002 ~ Polynesian 2003 ~ All-Star Movies 2008 ~ All-Star Music My Disney Countdown Counting down to: The girls' first trip to Disneyland! 42 days 8 hours 11 minutes

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mickaholic4077 Currently in Timeout! Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: 90 miles from The Mick!!!!! Posts: 6,181	Too bad you won't already be working for Disney,so you could get the cast member discounts!!:D :D :D

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