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Walt Disney World resorts question?

Has anyone ever stayed in the Disney World Value Resorts (the categories are Movies, Music, Sports, and Pop Century) with two small children? We stayed at the Movies resort with my daughter, who was 7 at the time, and we were very comfortable (2 adults and one child). But my sister, her husband, and their two boys (ages 3 and 4) are going with us in January. Will the value resorts be too cramped for two small boys? They were looking at moderate resorts as well, like Caribbean Beach and Coronado Springs, but we are looking for the opinions of some seasoned WDW veterans before we decide. Thanks so much for any help you can give!

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1. i would look into Fort Wildernesses cabins that is my plan when i go in August next year
2. ADDED Sorry :( this is not a disney resort but its close to Disney Parks sorry... I hope this still helps :/ You should go to West-gate Vacation Villas it is Super Pretty they have rooms with Lofts that fit up to ten people. They are lots of pools that are heated and fun things for young kids! I have been there before and i had a good time. I am going this year too i am staying in a loft villa :) I loved my stay and they are so CLOSE to all of the parks especially Walt Disney and Sea World! Hope this helped you. Here's the link to there website: This link as the rooms they have just scroll down lol http://www.wgvacationvillas.com/rooms.htm
3. We stayed in the All Star Music resort when we went in 1999 with our then 10 & 12 year old. For the amount of time we spent in the room it was just fine. Spend your money in the park instead of the hotel!
4. They are small with not a lot of room to play; however, going up to the more expensive resorts is not going to give you a substantial additional amount of space. So I think, especially with small kids, they should be fine. If they are planning to spend a lot of time in the room, however, that is when it might be worth it to go up to something nicer. The value resorts are just that - value. Simple, no frills, basic. It's designed for people who are spending the vast majority of their time at the parks. They are also more designed towards children, so they can seem busy and loud at times. But if you have kids, that's exactly what you will be doing, too.