Overall, we had a average to bad experience during this stay. It seems like such a commercial operation where they are trying to nickel and dime us at every step. When we checked in, they offered us an upgrade to the room for an additional 500$ which we took. They didn' tell us that our original room was ready and this new upgraded room was not and we had to wait for 3 hours with a toddler after traveling for 8 hours, for the room to get ready. At every restaurant the service was so marginal. The servers were literally rolling their eyes for simple requests. They would start off as soon as we sat down, with telling us what was not available in the menu. Which usually would be the most popular/best dish in the menu. SO most of the menu items that were available were like, bagged salad veggies, the frozen to deep fired breaded stuff, fries etc, which we were sick of after day 2. They said we had 750$ of resort credit, but its actually just a way to get you to spend more. You cant actually use that for any of the services until you spend way more than 750$. Even at the gift store, a tote bag is 175$ and you have to pay 15% fee if you use resort credit. Plus the usual marketing strategy of trying to get you to attend a session to sell time shares at promotional breakfast, trying to get you to buy 250$ for future visit at check out. The funniest thing was during checkout they spent 15 mins to figure out if we stole a ceramaic soap dispenser or if there never was one in the room!