Resort Thread Disney's PORT ORLEANS FRENCH QUARTER Resort

[andrewilley]

Does it get cool enough to keep lunch meat and cheese at a safe temp? And milk?

They have several settings, controlled via button-press sequences on the power button, so it could be in any of the three modes, 4°C (39°F), 7°C (45°F) or 12°C (54°F). See https://www.portorleans.org/faqs.php#Fridges

Andre

 

[Childs1stTime2Disney]

You can also book an accessible room. They all have chairs and tables.

Do you know what other differences there would be with an accessible room? If the sink is lower, that would be an issue for my having to bend over too far down.

I just watched a YouTube video. The style of the room would not work for us, since the bathroom is one large room and nothing is separate.

 

[Childs1stTime2Disney]

How cold do the beverage coolers actually get? We will be there in 3 weeks for my daughter's nationals as well as park time. On her competition days, I usually pack us a lunch to bring with because there is never time to go get anything. Does it get cool enough to keep lunch meat and cheese at a safe temp? And milk? On our last trip we stayed at the Beach Club and Grand Floridian and had regular mini fridges.

Supposedly around 45, which isn't considered safe for dairy and meat.

 

[TristiK]

Supposedly around 45, which isn't considered safe for dairy and meat.

Really hate that they went away from the actual fridges!

 

[Childs1stTime2Disney]

Really hate that they went away from the actual fridges!

I agree. I can't understand why they did this. Most people don't even know this or disregard it, and could get sick.