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Which Orlando resorts have Lazy Rivers?

ginnylbs

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We know that Orange Lake resorts via RCI have one

Are there any in Interval?

We are going to exchange three units for a huge family get together in June 2010 and we have a mixture of adults and young children - ages 2 - 13. The adults are asking me about a lazy river and I only found the one. I can't use RCI as I have only one unit banked and have six on II. I thought it would be nice to list BOTH RCI and II for future searches - which is why I captured the topic in the title. Ginny
 
Floating Lazily Down The Timeshare River.

I think they have 1 -- maybe smallish, I don't know -- at Wyndham Bonnet Creek.

Not sure if that timeshare is in I-I.

-- Alan Cole, McLean (Fairfax County), Virginia, USA.​
 
Besides the mentioned RCI resorts, Villas at Regal Palms, is part of a larger community development that has a few pools, including a floating river pool. It trades as VRP in II. I don't see it in the TUG Reviews.

I've read that this is a somewhat basic residential looking place, more pavement than retreat landscaping. But the timeshare accommodations are large - all 3BRs and 4BRs. It may suit a family reunion if you'll mostly be visiting the Disney parks, swimming and gathering together, not as much in need of resort-sponsored activities.

With the ages of the kids, you may prefer to go with Horizons. Or consider another II resort with a zero entry pool like Sheraton Vistana Villages or even Star Island. None of these have a floating river but when there's a pleasant water play area for the kids, the adults relax more by the pools too. A day at Typhoon Lagoon would provide for plenty of float time. :)

My relatives don't understand the whole timesharing thing very well. They look in the book or online and they think it's so easy to just pick a place and line up multiple units. :hysterical: At least you've got over a year in lead time. :) Since you've already got those II deposits, it makes sense to make good use of them, IMO. Hope you have a great time together.
 
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