Best DVC for 20-somethings

[jenperich]

My husband took me by surprise this morning by telling me that we need to use our banked DVC points. Well I knew that, but I didn't expect him to be so eager, so...

Which DVC would you suggest for 20-somethings? I may be pregnant by that time, so relaxation would be more important to us. We LOVE to eat, so good dining would be a plus. And...we may have two other friends with us. Oh, and it would most likely be our 2nd anniversary.

Thanks in advance for your help! I always look to Intercot for guidance.

[DVC2004]

I'd say the Boardwalk- great vibe, always something going on. Lots of dining and a short walk to Beach Club, Yacht Club, Epcot. Great place to sit out on your balcony and people watch too.

2nd choice would be Animal Kingdom Villas. It's more isolated, but a very cool resort.

[BluegrassDaisy]

I'd agree with Boardwalk or maybe Beach Club. This is a very relaxing resort and it's so nice to be able to stroll to Epcot for dinner.

[dlpmikki]

Wilderness Lodge is beautiful and good for relaxation. Artist Point is good food on site. I agree about Boardwalk having lots to go for it. If you like ultra modern you may like to try for BLT.

[MinnieMommie]

A Boardwalk area DVC will give you lots of dinning options as will BLT. My 20 something friends really like Cali Grill. While at BLT you will have the CR dining options, can take the boat across to WL for nice dining and have easy access to the monorail resorts (which have some awesome dinning venues).

I think most say you can't go wrong with wherever you decide to stay and I have to agree!

[jenperich]

BLT may be a little too modern for me...however it may be just the place for us. I've always wanted to stay at the WL and in the Epcot area. Tough decision for us. At least I know we won't be disappointed. :-)

[diz_girl]

I'd say BLT too. It's not because I bought there, its because of the monorail and that you are so close to the MK.

I was pregnant when we stayed at the Poly and I loved being right on the monorail. We spent most of our time at the MK and EPCOT, so we often took the monorail. It was a nice, smooth ride, instead of being bounced aruond in a bus.

Once your child arrives and you stay at BLT, you are right by the MK, where you may spend most of your time, plus with the monorail you can push your stroller on/off and not have to fold it and haul it on a bus.

Finally, by staying at the CR, you have easy access to the other monorail restaurants. I love breakfast at the GF Cafe and the Kona Cafe. Oh, then there's the 24-hour room service too.