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[quote=Anonymous]Bay Lake Towers is the Ritz.  Spend some time education yourself about the resorts so you can speak with your agent intelligently.  Or find another agent because she is trying to get you to stay at the Ritz.  Any Disney property will be more expensive than any comparable property outside of Walt Disney World.  So, you can get a "moderate priced" resort in the Walt Disney World Complex and it will cost the same as a pretty luxurious place off property.  You have to decide if the premium is worth it. Staying in a Disney property does enable you to a few things that are not available if you stay off property (unless you stay at Swan & Dolphin--it is a hybrid).  You can park for free at the parks and use the disney dining plan if you stay at a Disney property.  That may be very worth it to you.  If you want a "condo-like" property, you have off property options out the wazoo and you can get a lot of space for cheap (Blue Heron Resort).  On property, condo-like properties are Disney Vacation Club properties and they are the absolute most expensive (again depending on the resort).

So again, you agent recommended a Disney Luxury resort on the Monorail.  Truly, that is like booking you at the Ritz in Georgetown or the Willard.   There is a wealth of information for free so read up and be more clear with your agent or fire her.  Or even go direct to Disney and see what they can do.  Or, look at Costco packages (if you are amember).

We are DVC members and love it.  Loved Art of Animation and our kids loved it and still talk about staying at the cozy cone.[/quote]

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