Pop Century Resort Room Question

Building 3 - (Tramp), top floor, overlooking the lake and Art of Animation resort. It's a quick trip to the food court, and the pool is down the elevator and around a corner, but we found it to be really quiet. There was a cheerleading competition going on while we were there, and we know the teams were practising, but we rarely heard them at all.

Plus you get to see the high fireworks from Epcot at night if you are back to your room then.

We have stayed in 4 different pop rooms around the resort and had no issues. The one thing they all had in common was views of the pond. If your calling just let them know noise is a concern to you and you would like a well lit area as your traveling alone. They have been very accommodating to any if our requests.

I stayed on the first floor of building 1 (Lady building) facing the bowling pin pool, but down the way a little toward Classic Hall. We had zero problems with people in that pool late at night, but it was early February so that may have had something to do with it.

I am thinking of requesting the part of the building finngirl suggested for my trip in September, as it will be warmer so there's a more likely chance of kids being out at the pool later.

( I haven't been to Pop Century but WHOO HOOO! your work fell into place and you're GOING TO DISNEY!!!)

I've stayed in the 50s section three times and 60s once. All standard rooms and they were all quiet.

I've heard great things about the 50s section for quietness!

I'm so excited for you!! Great time of year to visit and so glad that your work schedule is allowing it, Skellington!

90s building, facing the small parking lot out back instead of the pool area. Very quiet.

I think as long as the room isn't a pool view room, you should be fine. I stayed in the 90s building and while it's a long walk from the lobby and food court, it was pretty quiet for the most part when I stayed there back in 2010.

The resort is mostly quiet at night, trust me, I used to work there during the nights. Even the '60s, the main pool area, is pretty quiet at night.

We stayed (I believe) in the 70's (?), 3rd floor on the back side (we could see what would be the new resort in basic abandonment).
If the view wasn't great, it was quiet and basically when we return to the resort it is to fall into bed. I remember it being a hike to the front, but I was also carrying 5 mugs for coffee and hot chocolate for the family (I was a slave in those days). We liked it there, but the double beds just aren't our cup of tea anymore so we go to queens.

We actually looked into that when FD came out but we were told they didn't have any...not sure if they don't offer them or they were all booked.

Actually, the walk from the 90s building to the buses isn't all that bad if you don't mind cutting across a parking lot. We thought our room was quite convenient to the bus stops - we were in the 90s wing closes to the buses.

I have stayed at Pop Century at least twice a year since 1996. Sometimes more. I never remember screaming kids being a problem.
Joe

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Hi Joe!!!!

They do have king beds available at Pop but not a lot.

We stayed in the 80's building 3rd floor facing the pool two years ago and it was really quiet even though we were facing the pool. It was nice because we were on a corner and still got to enjoy the smaller pool but didn't have to deal with the crowds at the big pool. I would always recommend Pop to anyone who wants to do Disney on a budget. We love it!