Concierge, please tell me what this is and benifits( in detail)

[teatime]

we are thinking the paradise pier, and Concierge, can you please tell me in detail or link me a updated page of what this intails? thank you so much.

 

[Funbobbi]

Check out the following link, scroll to the bottom of the page and it will tell you what you are entitled to at the Paradise Pier Concierge Level. Happy Trip Planning!!

http://disneyland.disney.go.com/dis...ting?name=ParadisePierHotelRoomsListingPage#3

 

[teatime]

Check out the following link, scroll to the bottom of the page and it will tell you what you are entitled to at the Paradise Pier Concierge Level. Happy Trip Planning!!

http://disneyland.disney.go.com/dis...ting?name=ParadisePierHotelRoomsListingPage#3

It does not say if there still giving water and pops in the lounge for parks during the day, do they still get bigger rooms ?
I also read where it had special asian breakfast foods. is this still true? how often is there early morning offered to Concierge guests? ( what days are there early morning entrys ) also do I have to be a pass holder to get Concierge ?? how does one go about adding this to my stay? thank you so much.

 

[slg]

I did this last June and I think its worth the money if you are a large family that goes out for breakfast a lot, and if you plan on coming back to the room for the appy time.

We are a family of 5 and did the concierge for 3 nights and ate breakfast and dinner in the lounge every day. The appy time was sufficient for us to count as dinner.

If you are a small family and plan to eat in the parks, its not worth it financially.

The lounge is nice and we got some perks (balloons, photos, rice krispie squares the first night), but it wouldn't be worth the money to us if we didn't plan on eating there the whole time.

I probably won't do it again as I like to eat in the parks, or I might do it for a couple of nights of my trip only.

 

[slg]

You don't have to be a passholder, you just pay more money! And they had drinks available all day and you could take them to the parks.

I don't recall any asian foods for breakfast! Cereal, yogurt, pastries and fruit!

 

[Lakewood]

Save the cash, stock up a cooler and bring that to the room... There are supermarkets pretty close to the park, its not like WDW in that respect.