Years ago it was a great deal. We even got park admission as part of the perks. Today, while you may lock in the price by buying, the yearly fees are just about double from when we bought and if you use points for anything other than staying on property, you’re better off just paying cash or “renting” points.
This is not the best written article out there. The Boardwalk has a fine pool, but nothing too special. The one that could “Rival Typhoon Lagoon” is across Crescent Lake, at the Beach Club, a different property
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Steve prus
Years ago it was a great deal. We even got park admission as part of the perks. Today, while you may lock in the price by buying, the yearly fees are just about double from when we bought and if you use points for anything other than staying on property, you’re better off just paying cash or “renting” points.
Bob
This is not the best written article out there. The Boardwalk has a fine pool, but nothing too special. The one that could “Rival Typhoon Lagoon” is across Crescent Lake, at the Beach Club, a different property
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