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Reviewer: gabrielle2106
Australia
March 28, 2010
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We arrived at Pop Century very late at night after spending nearly 22 hours in transit (its a long way from Australia). We found the reception area almost empty and the cast members very helpful in getting us to our room and settled as quickly as possible. My husband and I were on our first trip to WDW (after being frequent DLR visitors), and were a little nervous as to what we'd experience.
The room were wonderful, large, clean with comfortable bedding, serviced perfectly everyday. The food court proved to be great, it was a nice stroll down every day, it provided HUGE servings (which we are not used too) and great value for money. We used the bus system for transport, and never waited more than 15 minutes, it is a great service and so convenient even though some people seemed to take great pleasure in complaining because they had a 5 minute wait. It was only a short ride to all the parks and was always very enjoyable. The cast members at Pop were wonderful and nothing seemed to much to them. We didnt use the pools, we are there for the 'disney' not the holiday, so we dont spend our valuable time laying around...we spent 14 days at the resort and highly recommend it.
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3/28/09-4/4/09
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Reviewer: menicksmom
California
April 14, 2009
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We had a 9:30 pm arrival at the hotel and there was no wait in line at Check-In. We stayed in a standard room in the 90's section. There were 2 adults and a 10 year old boy, with 2 standard beds. A little tight for a week, but a nice clean room with a small table & 2 chairs, no microwave or refrigerator. We paid $1033 for the room for 7 nights and included 7 day Magic Your Way tickets for Mom and the 10 year old, a $200 Disney gift card and a coupon book with items like Planet Hollywood coupon, free photo, etc. I actually booked the room for me and my son so we could have Disney tickets and added my husband at check-in because he was there to work and didn't go to WDW except for 2 days. The front desk said there would be no charge for him since the room could accommodate 2 adults and 1 child. They said if there were 3 adults they would have to charge $15 a night. We used Disney's bus transportation and were always picked up within 10 minutes...perfect! The Food Court was ALWAYS busy and as the night progresses, items were gone (like cupcakes & cookies) and not replaced. Understandable! The 80's/90's section is a long walk to the Food Court, but very close to parking. I'd walk to the Food Court at night to get a hot tea and cookie and it would take me at least 30 minutes to walk there, stand in line to pay, and get back. I'd have no issue with staying there again but would request a room closer to food.
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May 27-June1 2008
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Reviewer: JGF9149
Atlanta, Georgia
June 07, 2008
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This was our 12th trip to Disney, and we celebrated our daughters 16th birthday this trip. We have stayed at several of the on property hotels in the past, and this was our first stay at Pop Century. On arrivial it's slightly confusing as to where you should go to check in. There is a sign directing you to a large parking lot for check-in. After that ..take a guess. At check-in we did not find the front desk staff as accommodating as we have encountered at other properties. For example, we were given some poor information regarding park tickets at the desk which became a very expensive error. We found our standard room in the 1970's clean, and in some cases cleaner than even some of the higher end Disney hotels (I'm not kidding). The bed's were small and hard,but the thing that sticks out in my mind the most was you could hear every toilet in the building flush.Ugh! Also, I think the bathroom was retro since the fixtures looked like they were actually from the 70's. We found the food court better than most with lots of choices which helps with an army of kids who all want something different. One night two kids wanted pizza, and one wanted asian chicken salad and it was no problem at all. It tends to get crowded at the times as you would expect, but never felt the wait was out of hand. The refill cups are a good way to go if your going to stay more than a day or two.They quickly paid for themselves in drink prices alone. The bus service to/fromwas less than stellar. For example, not having a covered que in the broiling sun and risking heat stroke before you go anywhere was not fun. At the parks it seemed Pop Century was at the most distant pick-up spot. After a long day at the parks it felt like a death march to reach the bus. They failed to mention one of the extended magic hours would be used standing in an never ending line waiting for a bus back to the hotel. The pools were really great with plenty of seating and choices of pool to use so finding a place to park your stuff was no trouble at all. Enjoy!
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