Yacht Club - Club Level Offerings
The first thing we did when we checked into the Yacht Club was check out our Club Level Lounge. HELLO HEAVEN
24 hour food! Oh how I miss that.
Here are all of the Club Level Food Pictures we have from our entire stay:
January 14th, 2011
Homemade Potato Chips:
These were DELICIOUS! Very crunchy and fresh. They had a chip dip on the side that was very good too! I had to watch myself with these because they could be quite addicting!
A whole case.... of Cookies:
I didn't actually get to eat any of these (I know... WHAT was I thinking?) but everybody else did. I also brought home a few for my friend Nat. By the reactions of everyone who ate them, they were very good! Good 'ol Disney cookies. You really can't go wrong.
Sweedish Fish, Yogurt Covered Pretzels, and Trail Mix:
These were literally out 24/7, so if you wanted to eat some at 3 in the morning, they were there for your convenience. This didn't make them any less fresh, though! I definitely ate the yogurt covered pretzels the most - they were even more dangerous than the chips! So addicting. But so worth it.
A Basket of Fruit:
I didn't get to eat any of this either, however, it was presented as a Hidden Mickey. So it HAD to be good!
The Drink Refrigerator:
This had Diet Coke, Coca-Cola, Ginger-Ale, and Sprite. I don't drink anything besides water, so this was just pretty to look at for me. However, all of the drinks looked nice and cold, and they were there at all times!
The Drink Counter:
The Club Lounge food area is divided into two sections, this one being smaller than the first. This one had all of the other drinks! They had water in a giant bottle and you could pour it into a little cup for yourself. There was ice too! Nice and cold. As I said, I don't drink anything besides water. So that's all I've got on that.
January 15th, 2011
Cereal:
Some of the breakfast offerings of the Yacht Club - Club Level. I know the one all the way to the right is Rasin Bran, and the one all the way to the left is Froot Loops, but the two in the middle are a mystery.
Fruit:
They had big bowls of fruit out for breakfast too, which is something that my Mom ate a lot. She was always pleased with it. From left to right: Watermelon, Honeydew, and Cantaloupe.
Danishes, Coffee Cake, and Mini Muffins:
HELLO. Extremely good! I absolutely loved these, they were all delicious. Disney makes fantastic breakfast pastries, just saying.
Bagels and Croissants:
Bagels are a great start to anyone's day! They were fresh, and there was a toaster conveniently located near them. There was also jelly, cream cheese, butter, and peanut butter to spread. Also, I'm pretty sure I had a croissant every single day. (I had an obsession with them at the time... I actually still sort of do.) They were VERY good. I usually had that and a Yoplait Yogurt for breakfast (which is not pictured - but they were there!) YUM!
Oreo Bon Bons, Raspberry Cheesecake, and Mini Cupcakes:
I am kicking myself now that I know more about Disney Food, because Oreo Bon-Bons are apparently AMAZING! I had them right at my finger tips and I didn't even try one! (Don't worry, I booked Cape May for my December Trip! I can't wait!!) However, I had a raspberry cheesecake and that was GREAT. Yum! So yes, two exclusive Cape May Desserts are available for guests staying at the Yacht Club - Club Level! That is very special, and it is something to take advantage of. Also, the mini cupcakes were your typical cupcake that you receive as a complimentary gift at most restaurants for your birthday or anniversary. Good, but nothing really unordinary.
January 16th, 2011
Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwiches and Apples and Carmel:
Okay, it makes me sad because I only got to have this once. But these rolls were AMAZING. Like... some of the best rolls I have ever eaten in my life. They were so soft, delicious, and melt-in-your-mouth good. Also, the peanut butter and jelly came in an adorable little container, so you got to make your own sandwich. That was very fun. There were apple slices on the side as well, and carmel sauce that came in a container for dipping. Fantastic!
January 17th, 2011
Raspberry Cheesecake:
I'm not 100% sure this is raspberry cheesecake, but I am almost positive. I think I had one of these, and they were quite good! I love the container it comes in. It's the perfect size if you just want a little sampling, which is all you really need sometimes!
Another Dessert:
I really have no idea what this one is
It looks like it could be peanut butter something? I don't know. Whatever the case, here is a picture. And it comes in that cute little container again! Very nice.
Brownies:
Who doesn't love a good brownie? These were cut smaller to go along with the "sample size" theme. But they were chocolatey and good! YUM!
All in all, we were EXTREMELY impressed with the Yacht Club - Club Level. We used DVC points to stay there, however I don't think we would have paid for it out of pocket. (Actually... I KNOW we wouldn't have. It is ridiculously expensive!)
It really is a "once in a while" kind of thing, but if/when you have it - ENJOY IT! We didn't get to eat there as much as I would have liked, but from what we had, it was divine!
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