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Join Date: Feb 2004
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Warning: Art of Animation thermostat WILL NOT go below 68!
Warning: Art of Animation thermostat WILL NOT go below 68!
I've read through a lot of posts with override possibilities and none work (likely a newer or different model). Here is what is bad....we called the front desk and maintenance twice today and both times we were told it can't be changed or overridden and that "68 should be cold enough" We've woke up sweating both nights we've been here so far. We have a balloon in front of the sensor in case that would help anything and they need to understand 68 with humidity is warmer than some people like at night and for Disney to have NO WAY to lower or bypass this for the comfort of guest is unreal to me. I COMPLETELY understand the sensor and saving energy during the day, but when every other resort can get around this and they are more interested in saving a buck vs the comfort of their guests something is wrong and not the Disney I'm use to (vacating multiple times per year and a DVC member) Does anyone know what could be done if anything at this point (how to bypass 68 low limit at night, etc?) |
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Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Ottawa, Ontario
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Join Date: Feb 2004
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same here....and even when I turn the fan on medium or high (instead of auto) it eventually shuts off. Unbelievable - I can tell I will not be staying here again because of this and if they do this to our DVC home resort I will not be happy
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Join Date: Apr 2006
Posts: 1,822
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I would be really mad if I was staying there. We like the temp at around 65 degrees. That is ridiculous. When you pay almost $200 a night for a room, they can let you run the a/c in a 300 sf. room.
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Join Date: May 2012
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Wow, guess its just me but that seems pretty cool.
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Earning My Ears
Join Date: Jun 2010
Posts: 70
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I live in South Fl and we keep the a/c in our house set on 78. When we stay at Disney the lowest we set the a/c is 74. If it is any lower than that I am freezing!
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Join Date: Jun 2011
Posts: 96
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Wow. You all like it cold! I never have my air set lower than 74.
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Earning My Ears
Join Date: Apr 2012
Posts: 48
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Would love to know as well if anyone finds a way to bypass. I am fine with 68 except it shuts off in the middle of the night when no movement so I have woken up every night since we got here sweating and have to up and dance in front of the thermostat for it to come back on.
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Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: Columbus, OH
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Not really a bypass - but I don't think there is a way to get around the motion sensor. |
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Join Date: Jun 2010
Posts: 2,085
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I live in AZ and I keep mine at 79 daytime and 74 at night, but it's 110 outside in the summer so it feels cool. At Disney I like to crank it down to about 64 at night. I wish I could afford to do that at home. I figure since I'm paying 300-400 a night at Disney I'm not going to worry about Disney's electric bill. 68 would be a bummer.
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Join Date: Aug 2012
Posts: 160
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I'm with you... 68 is not OK for me while in Florida. I am from New England, and when you add the humidity... Ugh just can't take it. Plus if I am spending that much money to stay somewhere, I would expect that at least the a/c would stay on all night. |
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Join Date: Jun 2000
Location: Indiana
Posts: 1,188
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68 Sounds low enough most of the time but if I want it lower, then I want it lower. If you get chilly you can always throw on another blanket but being hot while you are trying to sleep is miserable. I'm bummed but I don't think I could stay there now.
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Mouseketeer
Join Date: May 2012
Posts: 389
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Oh wow I live in Fl and no way I'd ever have the A/C lower than 74, lol we mostly keep it at 75... When we go to Disney we keep it between 70 and 72 while we are not there to keep the room cool but once we get there it goes back to 75.
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: MA
Posts: 2,737
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I'd be frozen at 68, I like it warm.Even when we visit in August, I hardly have the a/c on.
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Mouseketeer
Join Date: Aug 2012
Posts: 254
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I would die i like it to be super cold when i sleep makes it easier to breath w/ my asthma
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