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[Ricguz]

Here now, any advice on how to deal with loud guests in the room next door?L

Here now, any advice on how to deal with loud guests in the room next door

 

[Ricguz]

I would go to the front desk and let them know and let them handle it. If you are on CL, I would go to the lounge manager and they will handle it. I would not confront anyone these days.

 

[The Mayor]

Call the front desk and let them know?

 

[Dave006]

Call the front desk and let them know?

The only problem with calling the Front Desk is that you are calling a call center, and it may take more than 1 hour for you to get any attention to your issue.

@Ricguz suggestion to actually visit the Front Desk it the way to go but @tkmking they are hesitant to disturb the Guest(s) making noise unless it is an obvious nuisance. The will often offer to move you to another room as the first option.

Are they just noisy entering, and leaving the room or is it loud conversations, TV noise or something else?

Dave

 

[focusondisney]

Here now, any advice on how to deal with loud guests in the room next door?

Are you referring to noise at night or just noisy during the day? At night, definitely call the front desk (yes, the call will go to a call center) while it’s happening. Especially if there is yelling or apparent safety issues. They do take these things seriously & will respond. We had such an issue the first time in over 30 years of stays last year. There was a lot of yelling & crying going on. I called the front desk (wasn’t getting dressed to go to the 1st floor at 1 am) & within 20 minutes there was knocking on their door. I even heard someone identify themselves as Sheriff’s Dept a little after that.

If it’s a noisy group or kids during the day, some people find putting a towel between the connecting door helps muffle the noise. If that doesn’t help, walk down to the front desk & discuss with a CM or manager on duty. The solution may vary. They may talk with the group or they may offer to move you. I have family who were disturbed by a barking dog during the day at YC a few years ago. The front desk CM didn’t seem surprised by the complaint, so family member got the impression the dog room might have been an issue already. Family’s room ready text came before 9am, giving the impression their room was empty the night before. My family member was offered a move to a different room & ended up in a room with a much nicer view.

 

[Wood Nymph]

Here now, any advice on how to deal with loud guests in the room next door?

Stand next to the connecting door, if your room has one, and talk really loudly. They will hear you and hopefully realize that you can hear them. I've done it a few times and it worked.

I also put towels in the gap under the doors.

 

[The Mayor]

The only problem with calling the Front Desk is that you are calling a call center, and it may take more than 1 hour for you to get any attention to your issue.

@Ricguz suggestion to actually visit the Front Desk it the way to go but @tkmking they are hesitant to disturb the Guest(s) making noise unless it is an obvious nuisance. The will often offer to move you to another room as the first option.

Are they just noisy entering, and leaving the room or is it loud conversations, TV noise or something else?

Dave

Good point!! I thought there was a front desk button on the phone.

 

[GADisneyDad14]

I've only had to call on a neighbor twice over 10+ years, fortunately. In a perfect world I'd go to the lobby to speak to someone in person, in reality it's often at a late hour, attire isn't ideal for making that trek, etc, so have called. As mentioned the call goes to a central call center which then relies on that person to relay the info to someone on site, so you're introducing time and info transfer considerations, but seems better than nothing. Sometimes for me the simple act of calling stops the mental "should I do something" circle in my head and lets me get to sleep.

 

[Dave006]

Good point!! I thought there was a front desk button on the phone.

Yes you are correct. There was, and still is a Front desk button on the in-room phone but it takes you to a call center now instead of the old days were you got someone downstairs. Same thing now for the Housekeeping button.

Dave

 

[focusondisney]

Good point!! I thought there was a front desk button on the phone.

There is, but it still goes to the call center. But at 1 am, it was better for me to use that button than dress & go to the lobby.

 

[Leigh123]

Just to add detail to @focusondisney's response.

Both FreeStyle Coke machines were removed from the BC Marketplace in August 2020 when they remodeled the Marketplace at the BC. They went back to regular Fountain machines.

Dave

Thanks so much

 

[The Mayor]

Yes you are correct. There was, and still is a Front desk button on the in-room phone but it takes you to a call center now instead of the old days were you got someone downstairs. Same thing now for the Housekeeping button.

Dave

That's pretty damn sneaky of them!!

 

[tkmking]

Thanks for the advice all, for reference parents and kids screaming, talking loudly and banging from 6am...we also have young kids but neither of them would run up and down the room banging the walls and if they did - no parks!

Obviously its disney, kids are excited and what not - we're not expecting silence!

I've tried wedging a bunch of towels between the adjoining door.

If its the same again I'll try the front desk, thanks for the suggestions all