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  • 15-01-2017 7:58pm
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    yourdeadwright
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    Hey guys ,
    Going to Florida in September with the.missus and looking for ideasomething on where to stay to have the best access to the Theme parks.,
    We are thinking about renin a villa but a hotel would do


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    dennyk
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    How long are you staying, what's your budget, and will you have a rental car or are you relying on transit?


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    yourdeadwright
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    dennyk wrote: »
    How long are you staying, what's your budget, and will you have a rental car or are you relying on transit?

    Sorry two weeks ,
    Yes we will rent a car ,some where close to most of the theme park , I guess 1500 for a place to stay budget or less


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    dennyk
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    For $/€1500, you've got a ton of options. If you'd rather do a villa/self-catering place, check out:

    https://www.vrbo.com/vacation-rentals/usa/florida/central-disney-orlando/lake-buena-vista

    and sort by price; there's tons of holiday homes around the Disney area and many are quite cheap (though expect most of them to be pretty bare-bones and not exactly luxury accommodations). Make sure you check the location of the property you're considering on the map, though; some can be quite a ways from the parks.

    If you want to get closer, many of the surrounding hotels would be an option as well. Most of the hotels in the International Drive corridor would be in your price range if you'd want to be right between Universal, SeaWorld, and the Disney campus. If you wanted to stay on Disney property directly, you could probably swing one of the Value Disney resorts like the "All-Star" resorts or Pop Century; they aren't fancy accommodations, but they give you the usual Disney resort perks like free parking at the parks and free access to the Disney transit system.


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