Changes to DVC kitchens?

[justadreamaway77]

I saw that the state of Florida is enforcing that all coffee makers, utensils, and dishes need to be removed from hotel rooms. Is this going to affect DVC rooms since they are a timeshare, not technically a hotel room?

 

[MICKIMINI]

Disney is pretty consistent and I'm guessing it is all or nothing. I'm already planning on shipping a coffee maker if we don't rent a car! I can live with paper plates, but not without coffee

 

[justadreamaway77]

I guess that works for studios but Disney can't expect guests to bring their own cooking pots/pans/etc for those staying in 1bed and up......the fully stocked kitchen is why some get a 1bed so they can cook for themselves. They can't have a full kitchen and not have stuff to cook with/on....doesn't make sense and goes back on what we were sold/promised.

 

[MrsBooch]

I guess that works for studios but Disney can't expect guests to bring their own cooking pots/pans/etc for those staying in 1bed and up......the fully stocked kitchen is why some get a 1bed so they can cook for themselves. They can't have a full kitchen and not have stuff to cook with/on....doesn't make sense and goes back on what we were sold/promised.

This exactly. We bought enough points to only do one bed and up - and we fly so we aren’t packing that stuff.

 

[_auroraborealis_]

https://www.disboards.com/threads/p...-pans-in-villas-under-new-guidelines.3800661/

 

[justadreamaway77]

https://www.disboards.com/threads/p...-pans-in-villas-under-new-guidelines.3800661/

Thank you

 

[Firepath]

A paper frying pan would bring another set of problems!