Disney world camping

To answer which loop. We prefer the 1700 then the 1600. They are closest to the bus stop.

Definitely don't eat lunch that day if you can help it. The chicken and ribs are really good. :)

one_strange_texan wrote:

lawnspecialties wrote:

one_strange_texan wrote:

Tvov wrote:
Hoop-de-do-review, at Fort Wilderness, is definitely worth getting reservations for! It is a lot of fun.

I confirm that "Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue" is worth a visit and requires a reservation. By that I mean don't wait until the last minute to reserve your seats and you may want to do it ASAP.

To prove how "worth it" it is, we made our reservations for seven people exactly 180 days out to get the best seats possible. $502!

But I was glad to do it. We'll be there December 14. :B

For those now balking at the price of admission, keep in mind it does include a good all-you-can-eat dinner and a fine show by talented performers. Why, the wait staff even danced onstage with our deserts before bringing them to us - strawberry shortcake!

Don't forget that also includes beer & Sangria and also soft drinks

lawnspecialties wrote:

one_strange_texan wrote:

Tvov wrote:
Hoop-de-do-review, at Fort Wilderness, is definitely worth getting reservations for! It is a lot of fun.

I confirm that "Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue" is worth a visit and requires a reservation. By that I mean don't wait until the last minute to reserve your seats and you may want to do it ASAP.

To prove how "worth it" it is, we made our reservations for seven people exactly 180 days out to get the best seats possible. $502!

But I was glad to do it. We'll be there December 14. :B

For those now balking at the price of admission, keep in mind it does include a good all-you-can-eat dinner and a fine show by talented performers. Why, the wait staff even danced onstage with our deserts before bringing them to us - strawberry shortcake!

one_strange_texan wrote:

Tvov wrote:
Hoop-de-do-review, at Fort Wilderness, is definitely worth getting reservations for! It is a lot of fun.

I confirm that "Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue" is worth a visit and requires a reservation. By that I mean don't wait until the last minute to reserve your seats and you may want to do it ASAP.

To prove how "worth it" it is, we made our reservations for seven people exactly 180 days out to get the best seats possible. $502!

But I was glad to do it. We'll be there December 14. :B

Tvov wrote:
Hoop-de-do-review, at Fort Wilderness, is definitely worth getting reservations for! It is a lot of fun.

I confirm that "Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue" is worth a visit and requires a reservation. By that I mean don't wait until the last minute to reserve your seats and you may want to do it ASAP.

Those loops are pretty equivalent. They are about halfway between the boat dock for the Magic Kingdom and the bus loops for everywhere else. They aren't far from the Meadows where the swimming pool and trading post are. I think sites there may be larger than nearer the boat dock.
I feel that loops are generally equivalent unless you have something specific you want. Most of them have one or two problem sites, but Disney is good at fixing problems unless they are completely booked.
Disney internal transportation is good, may be slow sometimes, except when the parks close each night.

1600, 1700, 1800 and 1900 loops are all Full Hookup sites. All 4 loops are in one large area of the campground. Full Hookup sites are just fine with us. Now that all loops have Cable available, it really doesn't make a difference. All sites have some level of sand with Full Hookup sites having the most. So if sand is a concern, those loops might not be for you.

Site size throughout the Fort varies. In the 1400 loop (one of our favorites), which is a Premium loop, there are sites that are smaller than those in the 1600 - 1900 loop and there are a few sites in the 1400 loop that are tight getting into.

Spring Break is our least favorite time to be at the Fort. Too darn crowded and the parks are way too crowded for us. There is no Disney Magic that time of year, especially towards the end of the Spring Break season.

-Michael

Check this site for the best info on camping at the Fort
http://www.fortfiends.net/

We've stayed in multiple loops. Unless your staying right up front by the lake, they're all more/less the same.

Last time we were there, though, we could absolutely not get into our site. It was plain awful, just no way to do it. Fortunately, we were traveling with friends who have a much smaller camper and since we were there first, we just took their site.