Marionnette
Children see magic because they look for it
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I'm genuinely surprised that so many people think the experienced, long-term businesses which have been able to coordinate deliveries and pickups with their customers for years, based on the customers needs, will suddenly be unable to provide services. It's the stroller companies (one, at least) saying they'll only make a half dozen visits.With this change, we will be left sitting in the lobby until her scooter arrives (and depending on scheduling, I can see that possibly being hours), and will be again sitting in the lobby after it is picked it until its time to leave.
Or, customers could meet the vendors outdoors. Plenty of room.I think Disney better build out bigger lobbies for all the people that will be waiting to pick up and drop off strollers, ECV's, mobility chairs and the like
Like Buena Vista Scooters currently?The only way I could see Disney doing allowing it again is if Disney rents a space to the vendor (long term, like a multi-year lease minimum) for pick-up, drop-off and have the vendor staff the facility.
Ok1. "Disney Certified Vendors" who are authorized to utilize bell services.
Interesting. I wonder if it's Buena Vista Scooters. Yay for Garden Grocers to obtain and share that information.Garden Grocer has an update on their FB page. Looks like Disney will have one, exclusive vendor that will be permitted to deliver mobility devices to their resorts.
I'm genuinely surprised that so many people think the experienced, long-term businesses which have been able to coordinate deliveries and pickups with their customers for years, based on the customers needs, will suddenly be unable to provide services. It's the stroller companies (one, at least) saying they'll only make a half dozen visits.With this change, we will be left sitting in the lobby until her scooter arrives (and depending on scheduling, I can see that possibly being hours), and will be again sitting in the lobby after it is picked it until its time to leave.
Or, customers could meet the vendors outdoors. Plenty of room.I think Disney better build out bigger lobbies for all the people that will be waiting to pick up and drop off strollers, ECV's, mobility chairs and the like
Like Buena Vista Scooters currently?The only way I could see Disney doing allowing it again is if Disney rents a space to the vendor (long term, like a multi-year lease minimum) for pick-up, drop-off and have the vendor staff the facility.
Ok1. "Disney Certified Vendors" who are authorized to utilize bell services.
Interesting. I wonder if it's Buena Vista Scooters. Yay for Garden Grocers to obtain and share that information.
This is all a bit confusing. Hopefully Disney clarifies quickly and comes out with its policy. I’m reading all this to say I can only rent a stroller from Scooterbug. And the strollers on their web site are awful.IN comments to their post, Garden Grocer said they have heard it is Scooterbug.
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Yuck. Scooterbug is a national company. Your think with Disney's previous relationship with Walker (repairs) or current situation with BVS, they'd go with a local company.IN comments to their post, Garden Grocer said they have heard it is Scooterbug.
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of you want something left at bell services than yes. if your willing to meet and drop off to a representative you can use anybodyThis is all a bit confusing. Hopefully Disney clarifies quickly and comes out with its policy. I’m reading all this to say I can only rent a stroller from Scooterbug. And the strollers on their web site are awful.
This is all a bit confusing. Hopefully Disney clarifies quickly and comes out with its policy. I’m reading all this to say I can only rent a stroller from Scooterbug. And the strollers on their web site are awful.
I’m confused. After 10/1, I order Amazon Prime (bottled water, snacks, not perishable groceries) to a resort address. What happens?
Eh? You can’t meet an amazon prime pantry delivery person in the lobby.
I rent from a baby’s best friend & they told me this too.I think it’s true. This was put out by Kingdom Strollers.
I tend to agree BUT in this case, I think it might have just been getting out of hand since so many ppl now have stuff delivered.Strollers or ECV reservations made before Oct. 1 can be handled at Bell Services; after that date, face to face drop off and pick up times must be arranged for each reservation. So what about usage needed for months past Oct. but reserved before Oct.? It will be a logistics nightmare for large providers, and may be a precursor to even more service staff cuts...who knows. Prices go up, service goes down...
Couldn’t anyone plant a bomb in their own luggage? You can store luggage there yourself & go to the parks.Just me - I have a different take on the issue....
I see this as a Hotel SECURITY issue. One designed to put the Delivery Agent, and Recipient, in the same location at all times. Similar to how Airlines act.
Consider just how large of a bomb could be enclosed in a scooter, Grocery Bag, Stroller - or most anything else.
This is not perfect.... but (personal opinion) - it had to be done. I don't think it was done to crap on anyone. I think it was done to do the best that COULD be done, to minimize bad surprises just "showing up" at the WDW Hotels.
.... and I dearly hope that I was totally wrong about all of this.