Amazon Prime Pantry delivery to resort?

[WDWFantasmicFan]

Was wondering whether anyone knew if i'd be able to get an Amazon Prime Pantry order delivered to my resort? Heading out to WDW solo next year and won't have a car (so no easy way to get to grocery store) so Prime Pantry would be ideal if I can get that arranged for the basics (waters, snacks etc.)

 

[vallygirl0221]

You can, however there is a 5 dollar handling fee per box at the resort (at least there was at our resort it was a value though) So it would be in your best interest to keep it to one prime pantry box if possible.

 

[WDWFantasmicFan]

You can, however there is a 5 dollar handling fee per box at the resort (at least there was at our resort it was a value though) So it would be in your best interest to keep it to one prime pantry box if possible.

Thank you, definitely planning to keep to the bare essentials (in one pantry box). Would I need to put my room number or anything on my order to ensure it gets to me? Or would I just go down to reception and pick it up?

 

[vallygirl0221]

You put your name etc and that you are a guest, I don't have it handy but there are several blog posts and probably somewhere on this board( I just have no idea because I am new) that tells you how to format it, you should be able to find several versions with a quick google or a better poster who can link you to it here.

They bring it right to your room, ours just showed up one day while we were at the park and was in the room when we got back

 

[peg2001]

The thread title reminded me of the time DH forgot to pack any underwear. We had to make an emergency trip to Walmart but an "Amazon Prime Panty" delivery would have been more convenient.

 

[Clare Voince]

The thread title reminded me of the time DH forgot to pack any underwear. We had to make an emergency trip to Walmart but an "Amazon Prime Panty" delivery would have been more convenient.

 

[WDWFantasmicFan]

The thread title reminded me of the time DH forgot to pack any underwear. We had to make an emergency trip to Walmart but an "Amazon Prime Panty" delivery would have been more convenient.

Damn auto correct!! Lol

 

[melificent]

Try Amazon Prime Now. Touring Plans had a great post on their blog about it yesterday. It would eliminate that $5.99/box fee, provided you can meet the minimum order ($20 I think).

 

[Aurora0427]

Try Amazon Prime Now. Touring Plans had a great post on their blog about it yesterday. It would eliminate that $5.99/box fee, provided you can meet the minimum order ($20 I think).

Thank you for posting this! I just read the blog. I'm going to prime now diapers and wipes and anything else I forget..... just to clarify. You don't have to be present to get your prime delivery correct? I know with instacart you do.

 

[WDWFantasmicFan]

Try Amazon Prime Now. Touring Plans had a great post on their blog about it yesterday. It would eliminate that $5.99/box fee, provided you can meet the minimum order ($20 I think).

Thanks, will go and check out Touring Plans' article. I'm sure I can find a way to meet the minimum order! haha

 

[WDWFantasmicFan]

For anyone whose looking for that Touring Plans article; http://blog.touringplans.com/2017/07/25/groceries-disney-world-garden-grocer-vs-amazon-prime-now/

 

[DisneyMandC]

I had one shipped to AKL about two years ago. No problems at all, but the address of the resort, my name, and my reservation confirmation number. I did order about a week in advance to give it plenty of time. I let them know when I checked in at 10 AM that morning and the box was in my room when I got back from the park that evening. Not sure how long it typically takes to arrive in your room, so I would maybe not order anything you know you'll need your arrival day immediately, or plan on going without.