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05mommy09
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Great Wolf Lodge or Great Escape?
We are going for my son's 6th Birthday; my other DS is 2yrs old...
Thanks!
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HomeIsWithU
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Re: Great Wolf Lodge or Great Escape?
I dont know anything about GWL, but I dont know that Great Escape will have much for a 2 year old. We were there last summer and there was a lot to do for a little older age group (like around 10+) and adults but I think my 2 year old would have been bored.
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| Posted 9/13/11 9:08 AM |
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05mommy09
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Re: Great Wolf Lodge or Great Escape?
Posted by HomeIsWithU
I dont know anything about GWL, but I dont know that Great Escape will have much for a 2 year old. We were there last summer and there was a lot to do for a little older age group (like around 10+) and adults but I think my 2 year old would have been bored.
Honestly, Im not concerned with him- as this is really a "gift" for my older child.... my DH and younger DS arent huge water people, so they are happy hanging by the little splash areas...
I more concerned with their being enough for my big guy that he will be able to meet height requirements for...
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| Posted 9/13/11 9:21 AM |
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BargainMama
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Re: Great Wolf Lodge or Great Escape?
We've been to both this year, and I think we prefer GWL because they have a wave pool. Albeit it was dirty the last time we went. They also have a lot more to do on-site, mini bowling, kids club, magiquest, etc. Of course the price is just about double of Great Escape though. They do have a code if you stay 2 nights, EARLY
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| Posted 9/13/11 9:26 AM |
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05mommy09
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Re: Great Wolf Lodge or Great Escape?
Posted by BargainMama
We've been to both this year, and I think we prefer GWL because they have a wave pool. Albeit it was dirty the last time we went. They also have a lot more to do on-site, mini bowling, kids club, magiquest, etc. Of course the price is just about double of Great Escape though. They do have a code if you stay 2 nights, EARLY
Is there other stuff to do in the area? I like the idea of being in Lake George; so if we decided to stay somewhere else (with a family member) the 2nd day; there was still local activities....
Im only looking to stay for 1 night...and I actually have a 20% off coupon for GWL, but Great Escapes is stilll like $100 bucks cheaper...
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| Posted 9/13/11 9:29 AM |
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Re: Great Wolf Lodge or Great Escape?
Ive been to both....
Im going to suggest Great Escape...
More b/c there's tons to do in the area....within very close proximity to the lodge...
Not sure when you are going but the amusement park is across the street as well...
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| Posted 9/13/11 9:37 AM |
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05mommy09
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Re: Great Wolf Lodge or Great Escape?
In the last hour, GW they is no longer accepting my promo code for the date Im looking for! Booooo!
Looks like we are going to great escapes....
Any coupon codes???
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| Posted 9/13/11 9:53 AM |
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BargainMama
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Re: Great Wolf Lodge or Great Escape?
Posted by 05mommy09
In the last hour, GW they is no longer accepting my promo code for the date Im looking for! Booooo!
Looks like we are going to great escapes....
Any coupon codes???
Hopefully this works for your dates, but $89 for during the week and $129 on Friday
Surf the waves while staying at the Six Flags Great Escape Lodge for $89 per night including four daily indoor water park passes, regularly $170 per night.
Visit upstate New York Sunday-Thursday, Sept. 25 - Nov. 22 to get a suite with two double beds and a sofa bed. Fridays have been discounted to $129 per night, regularly $200.
The 38,000-square-foot indoor water park boasts several attractions including a lazy river and white water rafting, complete with a thrilling 41-foot drop. There is also a spa, an arcade and four dining options on site, including a Johnny Rockets restaurant.
Don't forget the hiking shoes -- this resort is located in the Adirondack Mountains near picturesque Lake George. Boston and New York City are within a 3.5-hour drive.
Not available on: Oct. 2-12, 14, 30-31; Nov. 1, 7-9, 14-16.
Note: An 8.5% daily resort fee and taxes are additional.
Book by Sept. 21. Top 20 deal – sells out quickly.
link
I just priced two nights.... Thursday to Saturday and the price is $261, amazingly cheap!
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| Posted 9/14/11 11:20 AM |
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