You're booking for a mixed-age group, which means everyone needs something to do. These picks all nail that brief: Disney's Polynesian Village Resort and Grand Californian shave off park commute friction entirely (monorail or direct walk-in access), so less time in transit, more time actually playing. If you're tired of theme parks, Grand Wailea and Beaches lean hard into resort infrastructure—waterslides, lazy rivers, supervised kids' space—so younger kids stay entertained on property while older ones and adults decompress. All four spots handle the logistics of keeping multiple generations happy without anyone feeling like they're compromising. Budget's not a constraint here, so the question is really park-access speed versus resort amenities.