One SMALL issue during our trip to Copper Creek last week.... BUGS. They were all over in the evening. Cast members all said they were MALE mosquitoes, that do not bite. These critters did not appear to bite, but were just swarming all over the place. Geyser Point was intolerable in the evening. Every surface covered. It was bizarre. The whole wall behind the drink station? Covered, the tables, every surface. We were going to eat there, and just could not. People were arriving and leaving quickly. Place was deserted at 8:30 pm on. We got our food to go, the food service staff kept apologizing and were holding cloths over their mouths and said the bugs were going in their ears and mouths, noses. I did not take a photo, I just was sad about it. There were several manager types milling around. CM said, they will blast it overnight to get rid of them. Even the tables by the water were inhabitable, there was a breeze so I thought maybe there it would be ok. Sadly, the next evening they were still there, perhaps a bit less. I went out on our balcony, and they got into our room, so ugh. (This was Thursday and Friday night last week.) We wondered how bad it was in the cabins. PS NO bug spray in the rooms.
We did not get bitten by these bugs, but we DID get bit up over at Fort Wilderness, waiting for the bus. Apparently by "no-see-ums"? My friend over at Pop also had many of those bites, it seemed unusual to us, frequent WDW visitors.
We had a FANTASTIC Time at Copper Creek, I hope to get back in the future, the bug invasion was a small thing compared to all the great things at WL. We saw lots of fat large toads and frogs, probably feasting on those mosquitoes. One large one was clinging to the cabinet under the drink station, I did take his photo! Walking back from the bus one night, a woman screamed bloody murder, a large toad jumped on her chest, lol. She said, "I am a city girl, what is this??" She was laughing after being startled.
We own at BCV, I honestly like BR and CC more these days. All that construction has made for a beautiful resort!