I can’t recall the number of our block, but I do remember it being quiet. 👍🏻

Thank you.

It’s a good resort for the price.

There was no parking fee. We booked through Virgin, so it could have been free as part of that booking, but I believe the parking was free as part of your stay at CoCo. They’ll give you a little paper slip to go on your dash, and your room key (swipe card) will allow you access into the car park. Glad you enjoyed the video. We have many Florida videos on our channel from this year’s holiday. Check them out to help with your own holiday. 👍🏻

Best to stick to the crossings. The roads are quite wide and can be busy. Also, you don’t want to be caught by the police jaywalking!! Stick to the crossings. 👍🏻

That's what I thought but cicis just over rd I didn't know whether just to cross

You could chance it. But, I probably wouldn’t. If you want good pizza, go to Giordanos. It’s just down I-Drive on Sand Lake Road and Universal Blvd. 😋

Before our first trip to Orlando several years ago I read a lot of comments on the various resorts and there was a lot of negative ones as well as positive and there was a lot of trepidation on my part about making a decision. Finally I just made a decision and went with it and wasn't disappointed. I think there's just a lot of people out there that will always find something negative about a place or experience so I wouldn't worry about it anymore.

@@colinanderson9795 yes true thanks for your opinion. i ended up staying at Holiday inn resort. it was actually great. no complaints

Hey, we booked the whole holiday through Virgin, who either waved the resort fee or covered it as part of the overall price. Not sure if other holiday providers will wave the fees, but we had no nasty fee surprises when we booked in. If you’ve booked with Virgin, you should be good. Enjoy your holiday, you’ll have a blast! And thanks for watching the video.

We were $400 additional for resort fee, for two rooms 12 nights. Plus $100 that's was returned on checking out. Just back last week

The roads in the US can be intimidating at first, but when you get used to them, they are very logical and quite easy to figure out. There are a few little things you have to be aware of-for example you can turn right on a red light unless it states you can’t. My recommendation is to Google their rules of the road and take notes. Definitely pay for the sat nav with the rental car, that is a must do. Take your time, and you’ll be fine. Just be aware that Interstate 4 can be very busy at peak times. 👍🏻

And I-Drive is very close to all the theme parks. 15 mins depending on traffic!

Ours didn’t, but there could have been some suites there. Not sure. Sorry.

By Jove! You’re right. Thanks.