Here’s a 360 degree Circlevision view of the Animal Kingdom Lodge Pool

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The Animal Kingdom Lodge

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Our September Stay at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge was FABULOUS!! Amazing!! Incredible!

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Scenes from the lodge, including animals seen from our fifth floor balcony.

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This is a review of DVC’s new Animal Kingdom Villa’s in the Jambo House of the Animal Kingdom Lodge. This is currently available only to DVC Members and their guests. If you are not a DVC member (you should be), you may try to rent points from a current member. Or you can book at the regular Animal Kingdom Lodge in a regular hotel room (which is still an amazing time.) Join me on my tour of the 1-bedroom at the Animal Kingdom Lodge Villas.

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If I stay 3 nights @Animal Kingdom Lodge can I purchase hopper tickets for 6 days with the same perks as if staying at the resort for the full 6 days? Or should I look into staying at a different resort for the other 3 nights that will easier on the purse

You can buy your park tickets for any number of days, regardless of the number of nights you're staying at the resort. However, you'll only have access to the resort-specific amenities while you're staying there.

As another posted said, I'd also agree that staying elsewhere and then moving up is the best way to do a split stay.

One additional option you might look into is "Renting DVC Points". (google it, or check out the rent/trade boards at http://www.disboards.com) Basically, several disney resorts are partially sold as timeshares, and often times owners aren't able to use all their entitlements in a given year. Renting a studio (which is what you would need for 1 adult and 1 junior) would probably cost you about $150-200 per night Sun-Thurs, give or take. Definitely cheaper than a typical hotel reservation. (I did this a few months ago for a party of 7 total, at Animal Kingdom Lodge, and it was incredible!)

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