Can I ship a new item from Amazon to my resort?

[Childs1stTime2Disney]

Can I ship a new item (not food) from Amazon to my resort and how long will they hold it if so?

 

[DVCjj]

You definitely can ship but I don’t know how long they will hold.

I shipped an iWatch cord to BWV about 2 years ago. Got a call from front desk it was there. No clue if the logistics are slightly changed by now but I’m sure shipping is still easy and possible.
Sorry don’t know how long they hold. I needed the cord so went downstairs immediately.

 

[chicagodisfan]

I shipped contact solution and saline for allergies to Wilderness Lodge this past March and it showed up in our room. (We were in Boulder Ridge Villas.) I got a text from the Amazon driver that he had left it either at desk or bell services I can’t remember which. I read on here to put the address of the resort, your name and confirmation number on the shipping label which is what I did and it all went fine.

 

[Best Aunt]

You can order non-food items from amazon and have the items shipped to your Disney hotel, but you don't know what method Amazon will use for sending the item to you.

If you are staying in a Disney hotel which has a convention center attached, and the item arrives by UPS or FedEx, it will go to the convention center business office. The convention center business office is run by an outside company which will charge you a fee:
https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/guest-services/business-centers/

If it arrives by USPS, it will go to a central delivery location first, and then will be taken to the front desk of your hotel. This process may result in a delay. Disney is supposed to charge you a fee, although people on occasion have reported that they were not charged:
https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/guest-services/mail-services/

If it arrives in an Amazon van, I'm not sure how it will be treated. If it is considered a delivery, like a grocery delivery, it will go to Bell Services. If you pick it up yourself at Bell Services, there is not supposed to be a fee. If you have Bell Services bring it to your room, Disney is supposed to charge you a fee, although people on occasion have reported that they were not charged. Same link as above.

Apparently All Star Music has its own rules. Same link as above.

By the way, hotel confirmation number is not necessary, and I doubt you will have room to fit it in the shipping address. By the time you get in
Hotel Name
Hold for Guest [your name]
street address
city, state, zip

There probably won't be room to fit in anything more.

 

[DisneyLover83]

We ordered a handheld fan to replace one that broke on the trip. Amazon app told me it was delivered and when we got back to our room from the park it was on the table. They changed $6 to the room.

 

[Childs1stTime2Disney]

You can order non-food items from amazon and have the items shipped to your Disney hotel, but you don't know what method Amazon will use for sending the item to you.

If you are staying in a Disney hotel which has a convention center attached, and the item arrives by UPS or FedEx, it will go to the convention center business office. The convention center business office is run by an outside company which will charge you a fee:
https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/guest-services/business-centers/

If it arrives by USPS, it will go to a central delivery location first, and then will be taken to the front desk of your hotel. This process may result in a delay. Disney is supposed to charge you a fee, although people on occasion have reported that they were not charged:
https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/guest-services/mail-services/

If it arrives in an Amazon van, I'm not sure how it will be treated. If it is considered a delivery, like a grocery delivery, it will go to Bell Services. If you pick it up yourself at Bell Services, there is not supposed to be a fee. If you have Bell Services bring it to your room, Disney is supposed to charge you a fee, although people on occasion have reported that they were not charged. Same link as above.

Apparently All Star Music has its own rules. Same link as above.

By the way, hotel confirmation number is not necessary, and I doubt you will have room to fit it in the shipping address. By the time you get in
Hotel Name
Hold for Guest [your name]
street address
city, state, zip

There probably won't be room to fit in anything more.

How far in advance can I ship it, if I don't know how long it will take to get there? I don't have AMAZON Prime. So how long would they hold it?

 

[frannn]

We used Amazon Prime last year for both groceries and cooling towels shipped to the POP (forgot to pack). We were able to pick up the groceries at bell services. There was no fee but we tipped. The towels were delivered to our room (we were not given any options, they just were brought to our roon) and the fee was $6 or $7. This year Amazon Fresh added a fee so we got a free year of Dashpass from Doordash from our Disney Visa and had the option to get groceries, prepared food, and most other items at a reduced fee. We did have to receive the deliveries in the main lobby of CSR, but it was worth the time.

 

[gottalovepluto]

How far in advance can I ship it, if I don't know how long it will take to get there? I don't have AMAZON Prime. So how long would they hold it?

They run 1 month free trials if you haven’t had Prime in like the last year so if you do a trial over your trip period you won’t have to worry.

 

[mrsap]

Yes you can! It was my DD’s birthday last year while we were staying at AKL. On two separate afternoons, our phone had a message from the front desk, saying there was a package from Amazon waiting for us. Her friend sent her a couple of presents, which arrived separately. We were charged a total of $12 ($6 each package) on our portfolio to receive each package, just so you are aware. Enjoy!

 

[nw6675]

I shipped Amazon ahead of time to BC which was subsequently lost and a PITA.

I ordered Amazon Fresh 1 hour delivery for a knee brace at YC and had no issue at all. I tracked the delivery and went to Bell Services immediately.