As a numbers guy, this isn't a true representation of the "worst" unless you are asking people to rank them. There needs to be two polls, one for best, one for worst. Otherwise people are only picking their "best". If you reran the poll asking for people to vote for their "worst" the list would change.
Lol. My honeymoon was at Pop Century because it was what we could afford at the time. We booked through Travelocity, bought our tickets from the Disney store, then left them in the car at the airport. My FIL had to get my spare key from my mom, drive to the airport, get the tickets and then fax them to the resort in order for us to use them. Quite the romantic start for our trip.
While we're on the subject of couples.....my significant other and I are planning on honeymooning at wdw and I would LOVE it if you guys would expand a little on the couples thing. I would love to hear your opinions on must-do's for couples at wdw!!! please please please!!! I value your opinion over all the other Disney UA-camrs I watch!!!!! 😘😘😘😘
Heather and Shelby, I realize I'm an insignificant internet nobody, but I'll throw my two bits from my recent WDW honeymoon out there for you, just in case it helps. 1) Splurge on lodging. We were on a budget, but had the opportunity to spend a little more to stay at AK Lodge, and we regret not doing so. That being said, French Quarter is amazingly romantic, IMO. As the sun goes down and the lights start coming up on the trails, it's gorgeous. You're right there on the river, and it's just amazing. (1.a) Book your resort on the phone, not online. I'm pretty sure the CM will try to put you in a room with a view. 2) Eat at least one fancy dinner, maybe choosing one based on your interests. The nice places really go out of their way to make Honeymoon dinners extra special; you might get free champagne or dessert (or both, if you're really nice!) 3) Get the memory maker package and take a nice photo in front of each of the parks' major "landmarks". The kind of photos that are basically wedding photos sans the fancy get up. 4) Build Lego figures of each other in Disney Springs. Maybe this was just because we're nerds. 5) If you don't get the dessert package, get some gelato and watch Illuminations from the tower in the piazza. It's a pretty good view, you don't have to stake it out, and it's pretty much empty, so you can sit and kind cuddle during the fireworks. 6) My husband had never been to EPCOT, so I made some guesses about what he would like to do, and I told him all about the behind the scenes stuff I knew. We also bought a desert in each country to share (some to take home and share, because there's a limit to how much we can eat). Your mileage may vary in this regard.
Or tent, to be honest. We have a large cabin tent with amenities, queen size air mattress and A/C. It's cozy, romantic with campfires and carriage rides and plenty of places for romantic strolls not to mention cuddling on the beach. And honestly, is there anything better than sleeping on your own bed that no one else has slept in, lol?
My husband and I will be going to the Beach Club resort for our anniversary. It's soooo beautiful and romantic. Walking distance to Epcot and shares the best pool out of all the resorts with Yacht Club. If you request a Crescent Lake facing room you can watch the boardwalk fireworks from your balcony. The rooms are updated and gorgeous. Yes, the Polynesian is absolutely amazing, but Beach Club is a little more affordable and can give you a very romantic experience as well.
Steve, Ryno and Craig have all spoken quite a bit about the college program. They also did a show with user FrumpQueen from the Disboards. She did a very extensive trip report about her experience with the college program.
That Person Really? I'd say Asia is pure garbage compared to the fun and snack-sized Dinoland USA. Maybe it's just how much of a waste of space Asia is.
Yes, I've seen their playlist. I'm not hating on the page; in fact, I love it. However, while they do have ones for individual resorts, I'd like to see a list of ones that people recommend for single people or guys going with, say, college buddies; much like these top 5 for families and couple. If they've already done a top 5 list like that specifically, I'd love to know where since they have 24 videos on their list & that's not one of them. That's all.
Oh sorry honey I didn't mean to sound defensive or anything! I didn't think u were hating on the page!! I was just trying to let u know they had one if u didn't already know!!! Sorry if I came across as rude!! That wasn't my intention at all!!! ❤❤
Apology accepted. I still can't find one that's specific to singles. Do you know where it is here for resorts? I'm trying to plan a trip with some friends for early next year & a lot of the videos seem to be geared towards families or couples.
My boyfriend and I stayed at French Quarter in December and it was absolutely STUNNING. By far one of my favorite experiences so far in Disney and extremely romantic for us, especially with the Christmas decor.
As a childless couple, my wife and I love Pop Century. I knew it would be on the list, though, since a lot of couples like to pretend they're fancy by staying a deluxe.
Love these revues. Pete and Steve do great review..My vote is the Grand Floridian which we have stayed at several times. It is expensive but incredibly beautiful
My husband and I are going on our first Disney trip with out our kids this fall and we decided to stay at the contemporary resort. I'm surprised it didn't make the list because the California grill & a room with the castle view seem very romantic to me!!
How do I keep missing these poles? Lol. Port Orleans French Quarter feels super romantic to me. It's definitely one we'd choose for an adults only trip. Our number one is the Polynesian though. Love those torches at night 😍
I wasn't the one who voted for any of the All Star resorts but having stayed at both Music and Movies, I will have to say Music was our favorite of the two. While neither are romantic by any means, if you are on a tight budget, Music has our vote.
Totally agree on The cabins being really romantic. I feel a similar sort of way about the Treehouses at Saratoga too, really detached and it just feels so relaxing
I wouldn't choose Art of Animation for couples since the rooms are super vibrant and scream Disney. For me as a Disneyholic, I'm all in, for my husband who isn't, the last thing he needs is more Disney in his face. I would choose Port Orleans French Quarter or Riverside because of the horse and carriage ride, the scenery, the boat to Downtown Disney, and the atmosphere alone is sooo southern belle and dapper dan which to me is very romantic and perfect for couples. I don't use FB, so there are my choices : )
I'm staying at a moderate resort for the first time (as opposed to a value) next week, but I was honestly shocked to see that Animal Kingdom Lodge was not much more expensive than what I booked, so next time I may be booking that instead after watching these best/worst videos
We just got back from Disney and stayed at the Poly. Although it was a family trip with our Son, my Husband and I would definitely agree that if we didn't have a child, we'd stay there. We were really impressed with everything the Poly has to offer.
I think the beach club should have been on the list-that pool has some secluded areas that could be romantic from what I remember....its pretty at night too. Plus its so close to epcot with all the great shopping and dining. AND its on the boardwalk...the balconies are so nice too, esp if you are lucky enough to get one that faces fireworks!
My partner and I booked Port Orleans French Quarter for November, and we picked it over Riverside specifically because it was smaller. We haven't yet been, so I can't say if it's the most romantic place for couples, but we sure are hoping!
We just stayed there last July. It was nice. Either Riverside or French Quarter is a good choice. The pool is meh but still not bad.I prefer the pool at Riverside over FQ. We choose a room away from the the main building on the top floor and it was great. Very quiet and we didnt mind the walk to the bus because the grounds are very nicely landscaped. I hope you find it as pleasant as we did. Have fun!
We love FQ because it is quieter and you can still walk over to Riverside to use the amenities. Seems like we can always get the boat to DS from there. The staff makes it for us and the cozy little piano bar.
I never saw the poll! My husband and I have been very blessed to do several of the deluxe resorts. The Grand and AKL are my favorites. Boardwalk and Beach Club are his.
My husband and I stayed at Pop Century for our honeymoon because we knew we were going to be spending all day in the parks. We just needed a bed to sleep in so we decided to save some cash.
Poly to me is the most romantic but only if you're ok with it being hectic with people at times. If you prefer a more laidback experience I prefer Wilderness Lodge. I haven't experienced the Boardwalk or Beach Club yet though. I could see maybe Boardwalk being good for couples.
I absolutely agree with the Poly for #1, but as a couple with no kids, we're all for Ft. Wilderness. I agree it's very romantic. We actually do the campsites, but I get why you would say the cabins. As far as Port Orleans French Quarter over Riverside, I agree but I am one of those who went when it was two separate resorts and I just think the theming of New Orleans lends itself to being more romantic than the spread out Riverside. Just IMHO. Oh, and the treehouses should be a chart topper as well.
Kinda but not really surprised where Art of Animation landed. I get it as more of a "kids" resort, but my wife and I love that one. It is just us and we REALLY enjoy the Disney theming, the only king sized beds are in the Little Mermaid (her number 2 favorite Disney movie) and it is just a beautiful resort, and the artist motif in the lobby/gift shop/food court is gorgeous. Again, I get it, but for couples that like it, AoA is rather nice.
POFQ is smaller than RS and beautifully themed, but the real reason we choose it everytime is because it's always been quieter and has less children running around! I guess all the families head to RS for its perks. Fine by us! LOL
I would have probably squeezed Wilderness Lodge in there somehow but I understand French Qtr over Riverside. French Qtr is smaller so I get it. Mine would have been Worst all the AllStar's, Pop and AoA too. Best would have been 1. Poly 2. Grand 3. French Qtr./Riverside, 4. Wilderness Lodge 5. Saratoga
It's not the most romantic by any means, but some couples can't afford a moderate 🤷🏼♀️ my fiancé decided to surprise me last minute with a Disneymoon, and with the short notice and budget All Star Music is what works
I'm surprised that contemporary didn't make the cut into the best. Maybe that's because the list was about the general hotel and not the dvc areas. Bay lake towers seems like a perfect couples get away. However I really enjoy modern design and such so maybe that's why. But having California grill and the sky bar for fireworks seems awfully romantic to me. Plus the wave lounge and such. I've already booked for me and my girlfriend. Polynesian is just a monorail ride away for the stuff we want to do there but I preferred the look of the bay lake towers rooms.
Morning! All Star Sports would not be my choice, but I can see someone voting for it if they were just married on a budget and did the WDW as a Honeymoon, nostalgic romantic! My second comment; I find it interesting that of the Port Orleans Hotels you both find bigger better (there's a joke in there.) I have stayed at both and love the quaintness of French Quarter. You have big and busy everywhere else during your stay at WDW, it's nice to come back to a more relaxed base with the one you love at the end of the day. xoxo Shellie O
While I agree that the All Star resorts aren't necessarily the most romantic of resorts on Disney property, my boyfriend & I actually quite enjoy staying there... Maybe it's because we/I have fond memories there or because they're what we can afford, but we really enjoy our stay at All Star Movies & All Star Music.
Not at all surprised by Art of Animation being one of the worst - of my stays at Disney World, I've had my worst experiences there. The management was terrible, very unaccommodating, especially considering they bumped me and a friend into a room with just one real bed when we repeatedly said we needed two - for what we spent, one of us shouldn't have been on a pull out couch bed. Hopefully they've improved their service.
I just got back from a week long stay at pop century..it was amazing! For what we could afford it was good. The food was amazing!! The beds were ok would of fit a normal couple but my boyfriends 6'3 and 250 and wide shoulders.we ended up sleeping in separate beds😅 for us we had such a great and fun time. But I think next time wear gonna do port Orleans riverside.something where we can take a walk at night and not se hippy flowers everywhere 😂
OK I'm not the person that voted for all star movies but perhaps certain people might have a special memory being at the movies with there significant other and that could factor in possibly.
I don't think the voters did a good job with this. Just the name "All Star Sports" doesn't scream couples. Disney doesn't advertise a place like this as a romantic getaway hotel. This should have been resorts aimed towards couples to begin with that don't meet expectations.
yes, but the point of the list was "Best" and "Worst" resorts for "couples". This should be resorts that are aimed at couples. All Star sports isn't geared to couples. Its like saying name the best and worst Italian restaurants and you have Papa Johns on the worst list. Papa John should not even be in the voting.
I just commented this on one of the other videos, but I just wanted to say that my boyfriend and I just got back from a stay at the Yacht Club and we absolutely loved it and are thinking about going back later this year. I was nervous about staying there because of some of the reviews on other videos, but the room we stayed in was renovated and it was absolutely beautiful and clean and modern. The pool was really great and definitely not just for kids, even though it looks like it with the giant pirate ship slide. I would really recommend staying there as a couple because it's a really quiet (but not uptight) and relaxing resort with great restaurants (Yachtsman) and can definitely be enjoyed by couples of all ages as well. We're both 24 and had a great time and I can see us staying there for years to come. I originally wanted to stay at the Polynesian but I'm so glad we stayed at the Yacht club instead because it's not as hectic and you can take nice strolls by the water and can easily go to the boardwalk or Epcot for a drink or dinner.
I don't care for the Poly. There is just something I don't like about it. The theming is great so I just don't know why i don't like it. Maybe cause the restaurant experience I had there was so horrible.I love the Port Orleans, either Riverside or FQ and very affordable, plus the boat ride to Disney Springs is very nice. I think the Boardwalk is a great choice. If the weather is good its such a nice leisurely stroll to some of the best restaurants and again a boat ride, this time to Hollywood Studios. I am surprised Animal Kingdom didn't make the list.A Savannah view room would be lovely to have a morning coffee or tea while watching animals.
I love this series!!! I really wish you guys would bring back "what I love about Disney resorts..." those were so helpful, and I loved hearing everyones individual stories!!
I'm just so biased towards the Grand Floridian, I'm compelled to say it's the best resort period. Best for families. Best for couples. Best for everything.
My boyfriend and I want to stay at disney for a small vacation. My boyfriend needs to work out in order for him to agree to come on a trip with me. so I was looking into the Disney's Old Key West resort since it has a gym. I know it didn't make it on either the BEST or WORST list, but is it okay enough for us to be there and still have a great time?
I like your awareness at the start that a majority of your viewers are likely families and not sIngles/couples. It would be nice if that vantage point was also represented by most of your staff. This isn't to say you don't have valid opinions; however, a single man or a newly wed probably won't have the same experience as a mom/dad of young children. Thanks for the video.
I find this incredibly strange. We must be the one couple who think these things don't matter. my husband and I stay in Scotland and it costs a lot to go to Disney world just for flghts, so we book a value, as lets face it, you spend most of your time in the parks, wanting to experience everything as we are there for a limited time. I can't understand why a couple can't find romance regardless of where they are. you are staying at the happiest place on earth, whether it's got children and families there, as I am sure even the deluxe resorts have families at them. I guess it depends on you as a person, how much money you can blow, and how much you feel these things matter. You can find Romance anywhere when you are in love, and away from it all. it's not as if there are families and giant size toy story characters in your room. I honestly don't believe I would have a less or more romantic time if I stayed at polynesian compared to all stars. If you need external factors to give you that, that's something I'd be concerned about more.
I have to laugh, All Star Sports for couples??? Maybe if your husband is a coach... I could see how the Port Orleans one could be considered romantic---like a horse carriage ride there? Walk along the paths. Fort Wilderness could as long as you are not the one having to pitch a tent...although some people could actually think a tent might be romantic.. Me, roughing it is NOT romantic. I'd have to say yep, the Polynesian with the tiki torches at night---walking around, dinner at Ohana. Sitting on the beach as the sun sets.
I was surprised the Contemp wasn't on the list. I'm planning a trip for just my wife and I and was planning on staying at the bay lake tower but now I'm wondering if we should stay at the Poly. hmmmm
Brandon Pegg either would be nice. we enjoyed the bar at top of the tower for amazing drinks and fireworks. Plus, we liked the early morning walk to magic kingdom. It did help that we passed my family brick from 1994.
Pop century was the worst. Service wasn't as good as other value resorts I've stayed at, didn't love the theming. I get that sometimes a value resort is what's in the budget, and you can of course make it romantic yourself, but the service here was very disappointing. Would recommend music or movies over pop.
Stayed there in March and yeah, it was pretty aawful, The room smelled musty, the bed was horrible and the noise, OMG THE NOISE. At a certain hour their security HAS to shut that down. My stay at Music was FAR better than my stay at Pop.
I stayed at Pop Century in May -- in the 80's section -- and I was surprised how much I enjoyed this resort. I didn't notice any noise, I had a view of Hourglass Lake and the cast was fantastic. Just for context, I usually stay at the DVC resorts. I would stay at Pop Century again -- and looking forward to trying the newly remodeled rooms.
Overall I hate pop century rooms. I hate them so much. They are tiny and make me feel like I'm staying at a super8. Last time I was there they hadn't cleaned the room well and there was still someone's change left on the floor between the beds. We also can smell if someone smokes in the rooms beside us through the vents (just because it is non smoking doesn't mean they don't smoke because they do) now I love the pools and the lobby and the big quick service restaurant and they also have the best arcade and when I was younger we would go there JUST to use the arcade if we were at a different resort. But I won't stay there again because I hate the rooms. I'm at Disney, not super8
Hi guys. LOVE YOUR SHOW. I must say I would like a show for us solo travelers (or with friends). We are often forgotten , but we are here. If is possible , thanks. BTW- The LGBT show was TERRIFIC . Hope you do more .
Stayed at Art of Animation... There was a picture of Prince Eric hanging by the bed. HOW AM I SUPPOSED TO COMPETE WITH THAT???!!!???
My sister may of kissed that Photo when we were kids.
She liked Eric I loved Charming so we always fought of who was the most cutest prince.
As a numbers guy, this isn't a true representation of the "worst" unless you are asking people to rank them. There needs to be two polls, one for best, one for worst. Otherwise people are only picking their "best". If you reran the poll asking for people to vote for their "worst" the list would change.
SACole Yeah, not very scientific polling, is it?
SACole plus the percentages are way off, how is 5th 35%+
@@willdumont2516 i don't think these guys are math geniuses.
Lol. My honeymoon was at Pop Century because it was what we could afford at the time. We booked through Travelocity, bought our tickets from the Disney store, then left them in the car at the airport. My FIL had to get my spare key from my mom, drive to the airport, get the tickets and then fax them to the resort in order for us to use them. Quite the romantic start for our trip.
While we're on the subject of couples.....my significant other and I are planning on honeymooning at wdw and I would LOVE it if you guys would expand a little on the couples thing. I would love to hear your opinions on must-do's for couples at wdw!!! please please please!!! I value your opinion over all the other Disney UA-camrs I watch!!!!! 😘😘😘😘
Heather Dodgen yes!!! We're planning on honeymooning in WDW as well and would love all the info I can get!!
Heather and Shelby, I realize I'm an insignificant internet nobody, but I'll throw my two bits from my recent WDW honeymoon out there for you, just in case it helps.
1) Splurge on lodging. We were on a budget, but had the opportunity to spend a little more to stay at AK Lodge, and we regret not doing so. That being said, French Quarter is amazingly romantic, IMO. As the sun goes down and the lights start coming up on the trails, it's gorgeous. You're right there on the river, and it's just amazing. (1.a) Book your resort on the phone, not online. I'm pretty sure the CM will try to put you in a room with a view.
2) Eat at least one fancy dinner, maybe choosing one based on your interests. The nice places really go out of their way to make Honeymoon dinners extra special; you might get free champagne or dessert (or both, if you're really nice!)
3) Get the memory maker package and take a nice photo in front of each of the parks' major "landmarks". The kind of photos that are basically wedding photos sans the fancy get up.
4) Build Lego figures of each other in Disney Springs. Maybe this was just because we're nerds.
5) If you don't get the dessert package, get some gelato and watch Illuminations from the tower in the piazza. It's a pretty good view, you don't have to stake it out, and it's pretty much empty, so you can sit and kind cuddle during the fireworks.
6) My husband had never been to EPCOT, so I made some guesses about what he would like to do, and I told him all about the behind the scenes stuff I knew. We also bought a desert in each country to share (some to take home and share, because there's a limit to how much we can eat). Your mileage may vary in this regard.
***** that's amazing thank u!
Maybe Steve will offer up some suggestions, since he's getting married this weekend. I wonder where his honeymoon will be. . .
neekMarieM14 omg thank you for these ideas, we are going on our honeymoon in November.
If you own your own motorhome and it's one that you love, Fort Wilderness Campsites are THE best place for couples.
Or tent, to be honest. We have a large cabin tent with amenities, queen size air mattress and A/C. It's cozy, romantic with campfires and carriage rides and plenty of places for romantic strolls not to mention cuddling on the beach. And honestly, is there anything better than sleeping on your own bed that no one else has slept in, lol?
My husband and I will be going to the Beach Club resort for our anniversary. It's soooo beautiful and romantic. Walking distance to Epcot and shares the best pool out of all the resorts with Yacht Club. If you request a Crescent Lake facing room you can watch the boardwalk fireworks from your balcony. The rooms are updated and gorgeous. Yes, the Polynesian is absolutely amazing, but Beach Club is a little more affordable and can give you a very romantic experience as well.
Steve should host a show about the Disney College Program!
Steve, Ryno and Craig have all spoken quite a bit about the college program. They also did a show with user FrumpQueen from the Disboards. She did a very extensive trip report about her experience with the college program.
I'd love to do an overview of the DCP! Stay tuned, hopefully that is something I can work on in the near future :)
Can you do a Best & Worst "Land" in a Disney Park. Like Fantasyland, Asia, Sunset Boulevard etc.
gusey1397 wonderful suggestion
We all know that the worst would be dinoland USA lmao
That Person Really? I'd say Asia is pure garbage compared to the fun and snack-sized Dinoland USA. Maybe it's just how much of a waste of space Asia is.
Any chance of doing a top 5 for people who are single or who are going with non-romantic adult friends?
taylornyc4 they have a top 5 resort video for each group of wdw resorts already!! scroll through their page and I'm sure you will find them!
taylornyc4 aw
Yes, I've seen their playlist. I'm not hating on the page; in fact, I love it. However, while they do have ones for individual resorts, I'd like to see a list of ones that people recommend for single people or guys going with, say, college buddies; much like these top 5 for families and couple. If they've already done a top 5 list like that specifically, I'd love to know where since they have 24 videos on their list & that's not one of them. That's all.
Oh sorry honey I didn't mean to sound defensive or anything! I didn't think u were hating on the page!! I was just trying to let u know they had one if u didn't already know!!! Sorry if I came across as rude!! That wasn't my intention at all!!! ❤❤
Apology accepted. I still can't find one that's specific to singles. Do you know where it is here for resorts? I'm trying to plan a trip with some friends for early next year & a lot of the videos seem to be geared towards families or couples.
My boyfriend and I stayed at French Quarter in December and it was absolutely STUNNING. By far one of my favorite experiences so far in Disney and extremely romantic for us, especially with the Christmas decor.
As a childless couple, my wife and I love Pop Century. I knew it would be on the list, though, since a lot of couples like to pretend they're fancy by staying a deluxe.
Love these revues. Pete and Steve do great review..My vote is the Grand Floridian which we have stayed at several times. It is expensive but incredibly beautiful
I just discovered your chanel, because apparently I have been living under a rock. I can't get enough! I love your unabashed honesty!
My husband and I are going on our first Disney trip with out our kids this fall and we decided to stay at the contemporary resort. I'm surprised it didn't make the list because the California grill & a room with the castle view seem very romantic to me!!
How do I keep missing these poles? Lol. Port Orleans French Quarter feels super romantic to me. It's definitely one we'd choose for an adults only trip. Our number one is the Polynesian though. Love those torches at night 😍
I can't do the Grand Floridian, it is easy too posh to the point of being unsettling.
Polynesian is so chill and kicked back! It's perfect for couples because it's right on the track and it has some of the nicest rooms for okay prices.
I wasn't the one who voted for any of the All Star resorts but having stayed at both Music and Movies, I will have to say Music was our favorite of the two. While neither are romantic by any means, if you are on a tight budget, Music has our vote.
Totally agree on The cabins being really romantic. I feel a similar sort of way about the Treehouses at Saratoga too, really detached and it just feels so relaxing
I wouldn't choose Art of Animation for couples since the rooms are super vibrant and scream Disney. For me as a Disneyholic, I'm all in, for my husband who isn't, the last thing he needs is more Disney in his face. I would choose Port Orleans French Quarter or Riverside because of the horse and carriage ride, the scenery, the boat to Downtown Disney, and the atmosphere alone is sooo southern belle and dapper dan which to me is very romantic and perfect for couples. I don't use FB, so there are my choices : )
I love the boardwalk! Walking distance to 2 parks plus walk out of your room to Jelly Rolls! :) Thats where me and my guy like to stay.
I'm staying at a moderate resort for the first time (as opposed to a value) next week, but I was honestly shocked to see that Animal Kingdom Lodge was not much more expensive than what I booked, so next time I may be booking that instead after watching these best/worst videos
We just got back from Disney and stayed at the Poly. Although it was a family trip with our Son, my Husband and I would definitely agree that if we didn't have a child, we'd stay there. We were really impressed with everything the Poly has to offer.
I think the beach club should have been on the list-that pool has some secluded areas that could be romantic from what I remember....its pretty at night too. Plus its so close to epcot with all the great shopping and dining. AND its on the boardwalk...the balconies are so nice too, esp if you are lucky enough to get one that faces fireworks!
My partner and I booked Port Orleans French Quarter for November, and we picked it over Riverside specifically because it was smaller. We haven't yet been, so I can't say if it's the most romantic place for couples, but we sure are hoping!
We just stayed there last July. It was nice. Either Riverside or French Quarter is a good choice. The pool is meh but still not bad.I prefer the pool at Riverside over FQ. We choose a room away from the the main building on the top floor and it was great. Very quiet and we didnt mind the walk to the bus because the grounds are very nicely landscaped. I hope you find it as pleasant as we did. Have fun!
We love FQ because it is quieter and you can still walk over to Riverside to use the amenities. Seems like we can always get the boat to DS from there. The staff makes it for us and the cozy little piano bar.
We stayed there when we got engaged and we loved it. Especially the music. Very romantic definitely.
I never saw the poll! My husband and I have been very blessed to do several of the deluxe resorts. The Grand and AKL are my favorites. Boardwalk and Beach Club are his.
My husband and I stayed at Pop Century for our honeymoon because we knew we were going to be spending all day in the parks. We just needed a bed to sleep in so we decided to save some cash.
Poly to me is the most romantic but only if you're ok with it being hectic with people at times. If you prefer a more laidback experience I prefer Wilderness Lodge. I haven't experienced the Boardwalk or Beach Club yet though. I could see maybe Boardwalk being good for couples.
Cabins are something else, gives you the wilderness without sleeping in a camper or tent. Riverside should be in there like you said and French out
I absolutely agree with the Poly for #1, but as a couple with no kids, we're all for Ft. Wilderness. I agree it's very romantic. We actually do the campsites, but I get why you would say the cabins. As far as Port Orleans French Quarter over Riverside, I agree but I am one of those who went when it was two separate resorts and I just think the theming of New Orleans lends itself to being more romantic than the spread out Riverside. Just IMHO. Oh, and the treehouses should be a chart topper as well.
Disney as a couple or with adults is awesome! I love this toipc! Thanks guys!
Kinda but not really surprised where Art of Animation landed. I get it as more of a "kids" resort, but my wife and I love that one. It is just us and we REALLY enjoy the Disney theming, the only king sized beds are in the Little Mermaid (her number 2 favorite Disney movie) and it is just a beautiful resort, and the artist motif in the lobby/gift shop/food court is gorgeous. Again, I get it, but for couples that like it, AoA is rather nice.
POFQ is smaller than RS and beautifully themed, but the real reason we choose it everytime is because it's always been quieter and has less children running around! I guess all the families head to RS for its perks. Fine by us! LOL
Can y'all start posting the entire list in the comments in regards to best&and worst resorts etc.?
Sidenote: YESSS to Ryno's Power Ranger T-Shirt!
Polynesian, hands down. Everything about it is just wonderful.
My best friend and I are planning a trip, and even though we aren't looking for a romantic place this was still very helpful 😄
Laura Ashley Thomson they have another generic video segment for best resorts overall.
I would have probably squeezed Wilderness Lodge in there somehow but I understand French Qtr over Riverside. French Qtr is smaller so I get it. Mine would have been Worst all the AllStar's, Pop and AoA too. Best would have been 1. Poly 2. Grand 3. French Qtr./Riverside, 4. Wilderness Lodge 5. Saratoga
It's not the most romantic by any means, but some couples can't afford a moderate 🤷🏼♀️ my fiancé decided to surprise me last minute with a Disneymoon, and with the short notice and budget All Star Music is what works
I'm surprised that contemporary didn't make the cut into the best. Maybe that's because the list was about the general hotel and not the dvc areas. Bay lake towers seems like a perfect couples get away. However I really enjoy modern design and such so maybe that's why. But having California grill and the sky bar for fireworks seems awfully romantic to me. Plus the wave lounge and such.
I've already booked for me and my girlfriend. Polynesian is just a monorail ride away for the stuff we want to do there but I preferred the look of the bay lake towers rooms.
Morning! All Star Sports would not be my choice, but I can see someone voting for it if they were just married on a budget and did the WDW as a Honeymoon, nostalgic romantic!
My second comment; I find it interesting that of the Port Orleans Hotels you both find bigger better (there's a joke in there.) I have stayed at both and love the quaintness of French Quarter. You have big and busy everywhere else during your stay at WDW, it's nice to come back to a more relaxed base with the one you love at the end of the day. xoxo Shellie O
While I agree that the All Star resorts aren't necessarily the most romantic of resorts on Disney property, my boyfriend & I actually quite enjoy staying there... Maybe it's because we/I have fond memories there or because they're what we can afford, but we really enjoy our stay at All Star Movies & All Star Music.
No more Murphy beds in the cabins actually! You guys should do a resort review there. :)
Thanks for this one! My fiancé and I have been looking for more input on finding a resort that fits our means
Not at all surprised by Art of Animation being one of the worst - of my stays at Disney World, I've had my worst experiences there. The management was terrible, very unaccommodating, especially considering they bumped me and a friend into a room with just one real bed when we repeatedly said we needed two - for what we spent, one of us shouldn't have been on a pull out couch bed. Hopefully they've improved their service.
I just got back from a week long stay at pop century..it was amazing! For what we could afford it was good. The food was amazing!! The beds were ok would of fit a normal couple but my boyfriends 6'3 and 250 and wide shoulders.we ended up sleeping in separate beds😅 for us we had such a great and fun time. But I think next time wear gonna do port Orleans riverside.something where we can take a walk at night and not se hippy flowers everywhere 😂
That Power Rangers shirt of Ryno's is so cool!
Staying at The Pop Century in September 2020, with my husband.
OK I'm not the person that voted for all star movies but perhaps certain people might have a special memory being at the movies with there significant other and that could factor in possibly.
What no Wilderness Lodge? Main bldg has so many quiet spots to sit by the fire.
I don't think the voters did a good job with this. Just the name "All Star Sports" doesn't scream couples. Disney doesn't advertise a place like this as a romantic getaway hotel. This should have been resorts aimed towards couples to begin with that don't meet expectations.
t206kid "All Star Sports" was near the bottom of the list.
yes, but the point of the list was "Best" and "Worst" resorts for "couples". This should be resorts that are aimed at couples. All Star sports isn't geared to couples. Its like saying name the best and worst Italian restaurants and you have Papa Johns on the worst list. Papa John should not even be in the voting.
I just commented this on one of the other videos, but I just wanted to say that my boyfriend and I just got back from a stay at the Yacht Club and we absolutely loved it and are thinking about going back later this year. I was nervous about staying there because of some of the reviews on other videos, but the room we stayed in was renovated and it was absolutely beautiful and clean and modern. The pool was really great and definitely not just for kids, even though it looks like it with the giant pirate ship slide. I would really recommend staying there as a couple because it's a really quiet (but not uptight) and relaxing resort with great restaurants (Yachtsman) and can definitely be enjoyed by couples of all ages as well. We're both 24 and had a great time and I can see us staying there for years to come. I originally wanted to stay at the Polynesian but I'm so glad we stayed at the Yacht club instead because it's not as hectic and you can take nice strolls by the water and can easily go to the boardwalk or Epcot for a drink or dinner.
I'm anxiously awaiting a Top 5 Best and Worst Disneyworld Lounges. Please??
I don't care for the Poly. There is just something I don't like about it. The theming is great so I just don't know why i don't like it. Maybe cause the restaurant experience I had there was so horrible.I love the Port Orleans, either Riverside or FQ and very affordable, plus the boat ride to Disney Springs is very nice. I think the Boardwalk is a great choice. If the weather is good its such a nice leisurely stroll to some of the best restaurants and again a boat ride, this time to Hollywood Studios. I am surprised Animal Kingdom didn't make the list.A Savannah view room would be lovely to have a morning coffee or tea while watching animals.
+1 for Port Orleans. We love it.
I love this series!!! I really wish you guys would bring back "what I love about Disney resorts..." those were so helpful, and I loved hearing everyones individual stories!!
I love that mine train poster on the wall. Where did you find it. Googled and can't find it
I'm just so biased towards the Grand Floridian, I'm compelled to say it's the best resort period. Best for families. Best for couples. Best for everything.
We think wilderness lodge is the best for couple's and romantic followed by animal kingdom lodge.
My boyfriend and I want to stay at disney for a small vacation. My boyfriend needs to work out in order for him to agree to come on a trip with me. so I was looking into the Disney's Old Key West resort since it has a gym. I know it didn't make it on either the BEST or WORST list, but is it okay enough for us to be there and still have a great time?
Polynesian is only for people with membership
All Star Movies, lol. Maybe its the only one that Cletus and Darlene have been to.
Contemporary is the only one I like as an adult.
Steve is right. Why pay Art of Animation prices when i can get a moderate for less $$$?
I like your awareness at the start that a majority of your viewers are likely families and not sIngles/couples. It would be nice if that vantage point was also represented by most of your staff. This isn't to say you don't have valid opinions; however, a single man or a newly wed probably won't have the same experience as a mom/dad of young children.
Thanks for the video.
I find this incredibly strange. We must be the one couple who think these things don't matter. my husband and I stay in Scotland and it costs a lot to go to Disney world just for flghts, so we book a value, as lets face it, you spend most of your time in the parks, wanting to experience everything as we are there for a limited time. I can't understand why a couple can't find romance regardless of where they are. you are staying at the happiest place on earth, whether it's got children and families there, as I am sure even the deluxe resorts have families at them. I guess it depends on you as a person, how much money you can blow, and how much you feel these things matter. You can find Romance anywhere when you are in love, and away from it all. it's not as if there are families and giant size toy story characters in your room. I honestly don't believe I would have a less or more romantic time if I stayed at polynesian compared to all stars. If you need external factors to give you that, that's something I'd be concerned about more.
Best and worst snacks on the dining plan, one episode per park?
don't worry! I'm a couple going! wooooo
I have to laugh, All Star Sports for couples??? Maybe if your husband is a coach... I could see how the Port Orleans one could be considered romantic---like a horse carriage ride there? Walk along the paths. Fort Wilderness could as long as you are not the one having to pitch a tent...although some people could actually think a tent might be romantic.. Me, roughing it is NOT romantic. I'd have to say yep, the Polynesian with the tiki torches at night---walking around, dinner at Ohana. Sitting on the beach as the sun sets.
How is the Polynesian the best resort for couples? They don't even have king beds! Contemporary all the way :)
I did not vote for all star movies but I would assume that the One person voted for it because couples like to watch movies and cuddle. Idk.
How about you do the best and worst Walt Disney world resort nightly firework shows
The Poly rocks
bay lake tower was a great place for us
I was surprised the Contemp wasn't on the list. I'm planning a trip for just my wife and I and was planning on staying at the bay lake tower but now I'm wondering if we should stay at the Poly. hmmmm
Brandon Pegg either would be nice. we enjoyed the bar at top of the tower for amazing drinks and fireworks. Plus, we liked the early morning walk to magic kingdom. It did help that we passed my family brick from 1994.
Where is wilderness lodge........it is better than port Orleans,Polynesian,boardwalk and grand floridian
Thank you for this!
Pop century was the worst. Service wasn't as good as other value resorts I've stayed at, didn't love the theming. I get that sometimes a value resort is what's in the budget, and you can of course make it romantic yourself, but the service here was very disappointing. Would recommend music or movies over pop.
Stayed there in March and yeah, it was pretty aawful, The room smelled musty, the bed was horrible and the noise, OMG THE NOISE. At a certain hour their security HAS to shut that down. My stay at Music was FAR better than my stay at Pop.
I stayed at Pop Century in May -- in the 80's section -- and I was surprised how much I enjoyed this resort. I didn't notice any noise, I had a view of Hourglass Lake and the cast was fantastic. Just for context, I usually stay at the DVC resorts. I would stay at Pop Century again -- and looking forward to trying the newly remodeled rooms.
Jen Babe I've also never had an issue there but they are refurbing the rooms so that may fix a lot of the complaints.
Overall I hate pop century rooms. I hate them so much. They are tiny and make me feel like I'm staying at a super8. Last time I was there they hadn't cleaned the room well and there was still someone's change left on the floor between the beds. We also can smell if someone smokes in the rooms beside us through the vents (just because it is non smoking doesn't mean they don't smoke because they do) now I love the pools and the lobby and the big quick service restaurant and they also have the best arcade and when I was younger we would go there JUST to use the arcade if we were at a different resort. But I won't stay there again because I hate the rooms. I'm at Disney, not super8
Maybe do best for couples with a budget lol
I'm surprised Saratoga isn't on the Top 5!! That's the PERFECT resort for couples are you crazy??!! I definitely thought it would be #1!
I love all u guys
Port Orleans Riverside
Hi guys. LOVE YOUR SHOW. I must say I would like a show for us solo travelers (or with friends). We are often forgotten , but we are here. If is possible , thanks. BTW- The LGBT show was TERRIFIC . Hope you do more .
I like Movies. =(
bbkangs It's ok to like movies, or anywhere else for that matter. why would you want to conform to the masses. nothing romantic in that! 😃
french quarter 4 life
Sports. Yuck!
What a sausage fest