The Neverland Club at the Polynesian
Reservation - 5:30pm for 3 Children
Day 7
Let me preface this by saying that our oldest son was more excited about going to the Neverland Club than anything else
I really didnt get it
, but oh well
at least he wasnt dreading it. Ive pulled information and pictures from several different websites
Allears.net, Disboards, etc. We captured a few pictures ourselves, but couldnt take too many due to the fact that there were other children around.
We took the monorail from the CR to the Poly
again, very easy transportation. We had to stand in line for a bit, but nothing unbearable. We did get a few strange looks from people. I guess they wondered why we were outfitted in dresses and ties and the kids were in shorts
Luckily, when we got to the Poly, it wasnt raining or we would have been in trouble
.one of the few negatives about the Poly
all the buildings are separate.
The kids were soooooo excited to be going! I couldnt believe it
.they practically were in a run! Just a little bit of information for any of you that might be thinking about using one of Disneys childcare facilities
.
Age: Childcare is provided for children over age 3 who are potty-trained, through age 12. Resorts will not make exceptions.
Hours: 4:30 p.m. to midnight, with some exceptions.
Beepers are provided to parents so they can be contacted in case of emergency. (Parents may also call the childcare club to check on their children if desired.)
Price: $11.25 per hour. Dinner is usually included and is usually typical children's fare, such as peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, hot dogs, hamburgers, macaroni and cheese, chicken nuggets and French fries, fruit and ice cream.
Activities offered at the clubs include board games, puzzles, arts and crafts, video games, Disney movies.
Reservations are required in most cases, although walk-ins may be available on a first-come, first-served basis. To make reservations, call 407-WDW-DINE. You may also call some of the resorts directly -- the phone numbers are listed with the resort details below.
Cancellations must be made at least 24 hours in advance; otherwise a fee of $20 per child is assessed. Reservations are held for 30 minutes before they are released to other guests.
The Disney resorts offering evening childcare are:
Animal Kingdom Lodge
Simba's Cubhouse
(407) 938-4785
Grand Floridian
Mouseketeer Clubhouse
(407) 824-1666
Polynesian
Never Land Club
(407) WDW-DINE
(407) 824-2000, ext. 2184
Wilderness Lodge
Cub's Den
(407) 824-1083
Yacht and Beach Club
Sandcastle Club
(407) 934-7000, ext. 6191
When entering, a loud bell rings so the attendants can be aware that someone has entered. Immediately, someone met us at the registration desk. We filled out the basic paperwork, and then were given a pager. All 3 children had sticky name tags placed on their backs.
The kids were ready to go!! The theme is so adorable
the entry way is actually a window
just like the Peter Pan Movie!
Once inside, there are a variety of things for them to do.
When it was dinner time, they sat at these tables
DS10 said they moved the toys off of the tables and pulled them out from the wall. Then, they brought the food out. We actually wrote down what they wanted when we dropped them off
they gave us a choice.
DS10 spent lots of his time in the arcade! He was in heaven
or either on the computers.
DD5 and DS4 spent most of their time playing dress-up and making arts and crafts.
This area was used for storytelling and movies...DS10 said they watched Chip n Dale and some other older Disney movies.
We returned from Victoria & Alberts around 10ish. The kids were happy to see us, but had such a great time! They were tired, though. They had been going non-stop since we left them. We were all super impressed with the themed facility and the activities they had for the children. All 3 of our kids brought back colored sheets, masks they had created, and a couple of other things. The kids asked if they could go back before our trip was over
we told them it would have to be on another trip.
I would HIGHLY recommend this Kids Club to any parent!!!
Its not super cheap, but so worth the money for an adult night out. We certainly will be using it again on other trips without a doubt!!!
Up next
.Victoria & Alberts!!!
Too funny about having your camera ready for pics on the ride! I actually video taped the whole ride! It's a little bouncy! 
! We have the same plans!! And you're sooooo right...you can knock those rides out quick with the correct timing. Of course we need to keep our plans on the down-low 
...it won't be successful once everyone realizes how well it works...:
I would be really worked up about it, but I got our flights bascally free with miles, so I am making do. We should get some extra WDW time on that departure day this way!
for that Pin!!!...and for Reid to be 40 inches!
Wish I could still do those rides...but age has a way of doing crazy things to ya! DS10 did ToT once...he said never again...
Hi Grumpy's Wife! I love your signature...too cute! I've heard that Simba's Cub (AKL) is another great one...The Cub's Den (WL) looked really, really small when we dropped in to take a peek. Then we read that the Mouseketter Club didn't get great reviews...not a lot for the kids to do. Who knows? I didn't actually look at it. Next time we're there, I may walk over to see for myself.
