I’ve never seen a deluxe room for YC pop up on then poking site. How do you book it?
Though the YC Deluxe room category does not show as an available category to book online, you should be able to book by calling Disney's Central Reservations.I've tried researching through this thread but info and photos on the Yacht Club deluxe rooms is outdated and vague at best. From what I can tell there are 2 deluxe rooms at YC, but there are no current or even old photos of the deluxe room. The photos here that are supposedly of the deluxe room 3201 (or renumbered 3209) have a separate bedroom so I don't think those photos are actually of a deluxe room. Has anyone stayed in a YC deluxe room recently and do you have photos? Does it contain 2 Queen beds plus a daybed? And where are the deluxe rooms located? From the map I saw, it looks as if they may overlook Stormalong Bay. Is this the corner that is over Cape May? I've heard of complaints of seafood odors in rooms above Cape May, so definitely take that into consideration. Of course, Cape May may still not be open by that time. We are booked in a BC deluxe room for end of May, but BC won't open until May 30, so I'm trying to narrow down my options, either do a split stay for the first half of the trip, then move to BC, or just move our reservation to YC deluxe. So any info out there on the YC deluxe rooms?
Need opinions from the other YC/BC lovers out there...
We currently have YC booked for the MK anniversary week, Sept 28-Oct 5. Sept 30, Oct 1, Oct 2 park days are all at MK, but we’d likely hop to Epcot or somewhere else for the evening at least two of those days. When staying at YC, we tend to walk to DHS and Epcot, and uber to MK (contemporary) and AK. We love YC, and pretty much everything about it.
DH is worried that the Contemp will be closed off that weekend, and we’ll be stuck with the buses or ubering to the TTC. Now that WL is opening, he asked about whether we should swap over there for that trip, so we could boat to MK and uber everywhere else. The other advantage to WL would be king beds as a bookable category and freshly renovated rooms. However, any time we stay anywhere else we miss the convenience of the YC location and the fabulousness of SAB.
Thoughts? Should we stay with what we love and risk transportation woes, or swap to our second choice hotel but guarantee easier transportation for the three MK days?
I really like the floors in YC. Our room is so much quieter than the BC room we once had. Floors are easier to wipe if necessary and better on my allergies. Difference in view maybe, staying ground floor at YC right now garden view and this room has no connecting door. I wonder if we even have neighbors, actually. Maybe it’s not full another reason? Stayed only once at BC and it was paper thin walls, connecting door, and a standard view.We had booked for YC for Dec 2021 (as BC wasn't an option at the time) and my plan was to switch to BC when it became available .... but we've decided to stick with YC for now (being the first bus stop seems good since our main grumble with BC was bus service.)
For those who have stayed YC do you find it noisier in the room with the hard floor than BC with the carpetted floors (since carpet acts as a sound dampener and doesn't reflect noise as much)?
Hello all! We are new to the BC/YC area. We are thinking of taking a quick trip down in early January. In looking online I’m finding yacht club garden view rooms, beach club villa rooms and boardwalk villa rooms. I noticed that yacht club it looks like the entire respite is open but the other two only the villa areas are open. Is one preferable over the other? Is there anywhere to eat at beach club? Are the villa only resorts less crowded in a good way? Or are they empty and creepy? Never stayed in the Epcot area, but my kids are older now and we do more Epcot and DHS than MK so the move makes sense.
I'm just chiming in to say how happy I am to see this thread gaining momentum again! To all of those with trips scheduled or just planning hope everything goes well for you! I'm less than 3 weeks away from a 7 night BCV visit so looking forward torunning the 1/2 marathonthe Festival of the Arts.
Oh my goodness, if Cape May was magically open for our trip next month my husband would do a dance of joy. But again, it would probably be last minute and I can't handle not being able to plan for that.As it relates to the Cape May discussion, when we were onsite at YC in midNovember we noticed several nights there were sticky notes on the tables at Cape May despite it being closed. I asked one of the managers on duty at the BC and she said they’d been toying with seating, social distancing, etc to see how it could work when they hopefully reopened in late December or early January.
The Beach Club Marketplace is open and not crowded in a good way. We stayed at the Yacht Club and it was not crowded, either. Many of the rooms at the Yacht Club have two queen beds and a sofa bed. A deluxe studio at a villa only has one queen bed. The rest of the sleeping surfaces are sofa beds or Murphy bed. The YC is more comfortable than a deluxe studio, imo. The rooms have been updated and have plenty of storage space, unlike the studios.Is there anywhere to eat at beach club? Are the villa only resorts less crowded in a good way? Or are they empty and creepy? Never stayed in the Epcot area, but my kids are older now and we do more Epcot and DHS than MK so the move makes sense.
This ruins my plans to get a root beer float when we are there in two weeks.Starting December 20, the Beaches & Cream Soda Shop to-go counter will be unavailable.