I’m not a fan of the budget hotels (because I’m spoiled) but for as little time as we spend in the rooms it didn’t bother me. The first time we stayed at the ASM, we did so at Indy’s request because he saw the Toy Story buildings online and HAD to stay there (I was planning the Caribbean Beach). When we go to WDW, we either stay at the Caribbean Beach (James Bond and I stayed there on our honeymoon) and get the new pirate themed rooms (truly awesome) or if we’re feeling budget minded, the All Star Movies Resort and request the Toy Story Buildings (Indy’s favorite). I would have let someone know, especially about the outlets and changed rooms (free or not). We stayed at the Yacht Cub once and the room was in perfect condition. You can see my tour of Mickey’s house, too. Pluto’s dog house is out back behind the two houses, complete with his bowl and bone:Ī backyard path leads from the two houses to a place where you can meet Minnie and Mickey in person. When you open it, you see that Minnie has stocked it with nothing but cheese. So many kids love it, in fact, that it’s a challenge to get good photos of the rooms. You’re allowed to sit on Minnie’s chairs and open her fridge, and the kids love it. Unlike Mickey’s house, Minnie’s has no barriers blocking you from the rooms. The whole place was packed from wall to wall with squealing little girls, including mine! It’s like a giant cartoon playhouse come to life. This house is little-girl paradise, lemme tell ya. Yesterday we took a peek inside Mickey Mouse’s house in Disney’s Toontown Fair, so today I thought I’d show you the pink and purple cottage Minnie lives in right next door.

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