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mom2mermaids
05-22-2002, 01:35 PM
For our June 2002 trip, should we order via net grocer or do the grocery stop with towncar service. We would be using a towncar anyway. We have 2 DD ages 3 & 4.

I hate to use our precious time shopping, but the water which we will use lots of seems so expensive on net grocer.

Any opinions would be appreciated.

Pumbaa_
05-22-2002, 05:32 PM
Spend the extra time and stop at the grocery store. You can get LOTS of water, fresh fruit, a styrofoam cooler to keep any perishables cool. You won't be sorry!!

Pitter
05-22-2002, 05:43 PM
I never heard of this - can you tell me what is net grocer?

BuzzLightYear3
05-22-2002, 08:18 PM
Just another vote for a Grocery Stop.....Net Grocer only delivers non-perishables. We've done Grocery Stops several times with Tiffany Town Car, and it's worked out great. I just make sure I have a prepared list, and I concentrate on shopping while my husband wanders around with the kids.

mom2mermaids
05-23-2002, 08:25 AM
Thanks for the info. We will make the grocery stop.


Pitter-Netgrocer.com is a internet grocery delivery company that delivers non-perishable grocerys and some people have them delivered to their hotel room. The only drawback that I see with this service is that bottled water (which we drink lots of) is very expensive ($1.00 per bottle). For more info, check it out at www.netgrocer.com. I have never used the service, but others here on the boards have good things to say about them.

DVC-LEROY
05-23-2002, 01:40 PM
For our next trip (11-2-02) will be using a combination of Netgrocer, towncar stop and mailing things down. We'll be travelling with a large group so I thought that some of the snack stuff, ponchos, umbrella, kid gifts, and any misc trip items that we hate packing - will get mailed down to the resort. Netgrocer we can use for non-perishables that I don't feel like hunting down on our towncar stop. (we thought we'd give them a try- never used them before) I get a very specific list ready for the towncar stop. Last time I sent my husband in and he ended up will lots of extra items but managed to get everything on the list in record time. The list really helps.

Alliekat79
05-23-2002, 07:58 PM
Do the hotels ever charge you to get packages delivered? How long will they hold them?
Netgrocer sounds wonderful for the non-perishables.
Allison