It can change often but I will say when we were at Disney in Aug, we travelled through the hub often and normally the queue at CBR for the accessible cars appeared to be little/none except at park close. Unfortunately around park close the line was often very long to the point that I felt bad for those in that line. Quite often it was 8+ ECVs long meaning a substantial wait for those groups. Around park close would be the time I would be prepared for a longer wait at CBR.
Yes.
I would recommend requesting Building 2, 7 or 8 but all of those are furthest from the Skyliner and Classic Hall.
I have stayed at Pop many times. I wouldn’t request a particular building or location. You can have noise in any hotel, anywhere, depending on your neighbors. I would request a top floor, NON-connecting room. The only times I have had real noise issues at Pop were the times I was in a connecting room. Occasionally we could hear muted sounds like chairs moving in rooms above us when we were not on the top floor, but they were bearable. If you have to choose between those two requests, having the non-connecting room would be more important in my opinion.
It's going to depend on how late the parks are open. There is a sign each day (although in our experience it has not always been correct) that gives the times for the day. I think a 930 reservation may be pushing it though. If you're just getting ice cream anyways I'd probably just get something at the window either earlier (they have some tables you can sit at) or get it to go.
We had the same issue at Riviera, and my BIL is an IT guy. He spent about an hour trying before we talked him into just watching regular tv. He got close though. He got the two to connect so the logo for the streaming service would appear on the screen, but that’s as far as it would go.
Agree. If you have noisy neighbors it really does not matter which resort you're at. Our worst experience was at AKL, after 2 nights we were going to switch rooms but luckily they checked out
Zero trouble making it to rope drop if you arrive at the Skyliner with enough time to allow for the line and transporting you to the park. If you want to be towards the front of the crowds it's recommended you arrive 90 mins before ETPE begins. The later than that you arrive at the Skyliner, the greater the line and transportation time will be.
Totally agree. Do not let the line size fool you, the Skyliner line moves very fast. We were leaving Epcot after close and the line was way back on the walkway to BC, so DW and I decided to sit on the wall and let our DDs stand in line, figuring we would have a good 20-25 minute rest before joining them in line. Well! Less than 10 minutes they were already upon us. LOL
This is always our MO.
I didn't have any problems using it to get G+ or check emails but didn't use it for school or work processes
