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It's just continental options. You get the buffet and one menu item for the price.
YES, you helped so much! Sorry I haven't been on much.Welcome! I like to think my persuasive powers in the other thread made the difference, but I'm pretty sure the idea sold itself. I will warn you: it may be difficult to stay elsewhere in the future
I believe you said that was your last day before flying out in the evening, right? There are nice showers (with soap, shampoo, towels, etc.) and changing rooms you can use next to the bathroom near beaches & cream if you want to wash off the bromine on your way out. There are also free lockers at SAB.
Congrats and have a great time!
We had the breakfast at Ale and Compass with the additional buffet. It was more food than we needed, but when you added the buffet it included coffee and juice, along with fruit, sweet rolls, sliced meats and cheeses, etc. I grabbed some Parker House rolls and some sliced ham for lunch later in the day. We figure that if we just had the entrees and added coffee and juice ala cart, then it would have cost about the same amount of money.
1. It depends on how you booked. If you booked directly with Disney it would be treated as a regular room with daily housekeeping. If booked with rented points from an owner or broker you would not get daily housekeeping unless you paid extra for it.Unless we're all still strapped indoors come October, I'm so looking forward to my trip.
First time at the Beach Club Villas. Have two quick questions:
1. I've been hearing and reading in some BCV reviews that housekeeping isn't daily. Since I'm staying at a Studio in the BCV, but I'm NOT a DVC member, will I get daily housekeeping? Or will it be every years days like the DVC schedule?
2. The reusable mugs. I know that you can't get free soda, drinks, etc. in the parks with the mugs, BUT, can you bring the mugs into the park with you? My wife and I were looking forward to enjoying a nice mug of coffee in the early morning as we take a nice stroll to Hollywood Studios to get a boarding group for ROTR.
Any help would be great!
Thanks everyone
Kyle
Hoping to go in October for our anniversary. Planning on a GF/YC split. Have two nights
1. It depends on how you booked. If you booked directly with Disney it would be treated as a regular room with daily housekeeping. If booked with rented points from an owner or broker you would not get daily housekeeping unless you paid extra for it.
2. Yes you can take your mugs to a park.
Sadly our May trip is cancelled.
GF booked but am waiting for discounts and or the parks reopening before making any more plans.
You're welcome and thanks. Hope your October is a go as well.
So they let you have a to go box with what was left of your plate?You don't need a purchased mug for water. You can get water from the dispenser with any container. All of the dispensers, including the Freestyle machines, will dispense water.
We had the breakfast at Ale and Compass with the additional buffet. It was more food than we needed, but when you added the buffet it included coffee and juice, along with fruit, sweet rolls, sliced meats and cheeses, etc. I grabbed some Parker House rolls and some sliced ham for lunch later in the day. We figure that if we just had the entrees and added coffee and juice ala cart, then it would have cost about the same amount of money.
Me too
I had a Ziplock bag with me that I used to collect for the leftovers.
I would think that they would put your leftovers in a container for you, just as they would do at any restaurant.
You need to study harder!
I got Poly too. I have never stayed there... maybe I might have to try it.
Yeah, mine came up with the same answer. Guess we know what's best for us without some test telling us different.
 
