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Can someone tell me how hard it is to get a 2 BR or larger at one of the Orlando resorts at the end of July for 3 nights (Sat -Tues.)?

I do not yet have access to the reservation system but I am planning a trip for this summer.

Which of the resorts there is best for a family? Not worried about proximity to Disney. I assume that would be the hardest to get in to.
Thanks :)
 
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Are you asking about ALL resorts, or only Hilton?
 
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Sorry, I was specifically asking about the 3 HGVC properties.
 
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No apology necessary, I was just wondering.

Good luck with your search!
 
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glwrenton said:
Sorry, I was specifically asking about the 3 HGVC properties.
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Right now I see availability at all 3 resorts for those nights July 28th for 4 nights for 4200 points. I only see 3 bedrooms availability at Sea World for those dates. :)
 
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chriskre said:
Right now I see availability at all 3 resorts for those nights July 28th for 4 nights for 4200 points. I only see 3 bedrooms availability at Sea World for those dates. :)
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Thanks so much for checking for me! Hopefully, they will still be available when I get my access in a couple of weeks. Per the other threads, I will give them 10 days from conversion, and start calling for my access.
 
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glwrenton said:
Which of the resorts there is best for a family? Not worried about proximity to Disney. I assume that would be the hardest to get in to.
Thanks :)
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Depends on how old your family is and what they like to do. Sea World is best for families with small children. International Drive (Tuscany) is good for older kids who like to shop because it is right next to an outlet mall and has its own entrance. Parc Soleil isn't as good for smaller children but they have constant activities going on all day and a cool water slide.

As for proximity to Disney that really isn't an issue. They are all about the same distance just from slightly different directions. If you have a car our favorite is Parc Soleil. If I didn't have one and had to walk it would probably be the I-Drive location.
 
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