Bulletin Board in Boardwalk Inn room

[rad91]

In our Boardwalk Inn room, I want to stick our week long schedule in our room for our family to look at. Does anyone know if there is a metal surface in the room so I can magnet a piece of paper on it in these rooms?

 

[lynnzrae]

I use athletic tape and tape to closet.

 

[kaytieeldr]

Probably better to prop it on a dresser, nightstand, or even the floor. But the room door should be metal.

 

[Harambe]

So smart. I always had the schedule available for the family to see (just lay it out on the top of a bureau, tho, nothing fancy). It saved lots whining and bickering from the young ones. As long as they saw their favorite park/ride SOMEwhere on the schedule, they would be ok heading to a different park that morning.

 

[Best Aunt]

Probably better to prop it on a dresser, nightstand, or even the floor. But the room door should be metal.

Disney hotels where the door opens to an interior hallway usually are wood, not metal.

 

[DisneyWishes14]

Perhaps get a slant-back acrylic sign holder and just put it on the dresser? It would easily pack in a suitcase. https://www.michaels.com/acrylic-ba...MImLb28uq15AIVDpSzCh1YngwuEAQYASABEgKoi_D_BwE

 

[shoreward]

How about using a piece of masking tape looped inside out, that will stick to the back of your schedule, a well as the mounting surface? It will be easy on, easy off, with no damage to the mounting surface.

 

[NJ Goofy]

The corridor doors at BWI are steel, you can put it on there. But I like shoreward's suggestion, use the blue masking tape. Then you can put it wherever you like without damaging a painted wall or interior door.

 

[kaytieeldr]

I don't believe masking tape will hold a bulletin board. OP could try a Command Strip of two, and remove them very, very carefully. I know Disney doesn't want tape (or anything that could leave a residue) on windows; I would expect that to also include walls.

I think @DisneyWishes14 has the best idea - the easel.

 

[CT Disney]

I think you should have a T-Shirt made with the schedule on the back and wear it every day.

Ok...in all seriousness ...I like the idea of displaying the schedule somewhere in the room. I agree with just taping it to the closet with painters tape or something that won’t damage wood or painted surfaces.

 

[NYCgrrl]

I like the Command strip idea but on the room's mirror or patio/terrace door; easier to remove and no risk of damaging wallpaper or sheet rock.
Everyone in my party is old enough to have a cell phone or personal device so I just upload the schedule to their devices. We also get a daily paper schedule from the hotel when we stay CL but none of us really pays attention to them.

 

[SharonZ]

Just put the paper underneath the phone, to hold it down.

 

[Deb & Bill]

Send it to all of them on their phones as a text message with DO NOT DELETE at the bottom.