Does the kitchen at BCV have a 1-2qt drink pitcher?

[MrsG]

We'll be going home this week and love to make ice tea and lemonade to have when we return from the parks. Does the kitchen have a 1 or 2 qt pitcher to serve drinks or should we bring our own? We'll be in a dedicated 2Br.

Thanks friends

 

[kweaver]

Our SSR unit had a 1 qt plastic pitcher...the kind you see lots of restaurants use to refill water glasses. I would have preferred a 2 qt with a lid. Oh well.

 

[jennymouse]

We were in a 2BR BCV June 6-13 and there wasn't a pitcher to be had. I called housekeeping and asked for one but they said they weren't provided. I used the extra coffee pot from the studio portion for tea. They also didn't have icemakers in the freezers.

 

[canda]

The last time we were in HHI we had a big 4-6 qt pitcher with lid. I was not sure if that was standard or someone had left it. I don't remember ever seeing one that large before.

 

[CarolMN]

Originally posted by jennymouse
We were in a 2BR BCV June 6-13 and there wasn't a pitcher to be had. I called housekeeping and asked for one but they said they weren't provided. I used the extra coffee pot from the studio portion for tea. They also didn't have icemakers in the freezers.

I'm surprised about the pitcher. I'm sure there was a 2 quart pitcher in the BWV 1 and 2 bedroom kitchens. Also, list of the kitchen items (from the Members Guidebook) includes a pitcher. Here's a link to a thread that includes the list -

http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=543604&highlight=+kitchen++supplies

As far as I know, none of the DVC resorts have icemakers in the freezers, (although they do have ice cube trays). I'm sure that is because there are icemakers in the alcoves with the pop machines. Ice is just a short walk away from most rooms and the ice makers in the freezers probably cost more, and in my experience, they can be a maintenance problem.

Best wishes -

 

[goldilocks_63]

We had icemakers at OKW, but only trays at BCV.

Goldi