Just a portion of quick review of trip that applies to Yacht Club Club Level.-
Notes on hotels - Caribbean Beach, only there for about 7 hours most spent sleeping. Big for our taste, but very tropical and served our purpose. We had luggage moved to Yacht Club went great no problems at all. Yacht Club, we have stayed at Beach Club twice before so knew the area and pool both reasons we chose. Love the location. Our room 5190 was a standard view club level room. The room was clean and in very good shape, no signs of distress. Our view was of the front door, front circle. Plenty of trees so didn’t not feel a bad view for standard. The best thing was we could see MK’s fireworks every night from the room. Perfect. This was our first Club Level experience and it was worth it for our family of 5. We had breakfast every morning, afternoon snacks 1 or 2 days, drinks and appetizers every night and dessert I think 3 nights. The kids loved having access to the mini fridge with sodas 24 hours. The lounge crowds varied but folks were polite and respectful. Breakfast was when there was a crowd other times of the day folks seemed to grab and go. The staff was polite and helpful but nothing over the top. They did have the texting service while we were there and were willing to try for fast passes for us, didn’t work because most of our 3rd passes were too late for us to get the big ones we would have wanted. We were able to get beer one day before it was out to take to the pool but they were not able to leave dessert in our room upon request (they said quality issue). As I said worth for our family, but if it was just two of us not sure I would splurge.
Club level food – Breakfast changing muffin/pastry always bagels, croissants, hard boiled eggs, oatmeal (toppings available), cheese grits, yogurt, cold cereal and fresh fruit. Afternoon snacks – Cookies, chips, dips, granola, yogurt pretzels and Swedish fish. Evening – crackers, cheese, veggies, spreads, two hot appetizer (changed each night but similar), a favorite was the PB&J “shots” and rolls, Wine and Beer, soft drinks and lemonade. Dessert varied 3 or 4 pastries, cookies and cordials. The mini fridge was always available with sodas and coffee and water always available.
The magic bands were great by the way.
Willing to answer any questions. If you are planning enjoy and have a good trip.
Notes on hotels - Caribbean Beach, only there for about 7 hours most spent sleeping. Big for our taste, but very tropical and served our purpose. We had luggage moved to Yacht Club went great no problems at all. Yacht Club, we have stayed at Beach Club twice before so knew the area and pool both reasons we chose. Love the location. Our room 5190 was a standard view club level room. The room was clean and in very good shape, no signs of distress. Our view was of the front door, front circle. Plenty of trees so didn’t not feel a bad view for standard. The best thing was we could see MK’s fireworks every night from the room. Perfect. This was our first Club Level experience and it was worth it for our family of 5. We had breakfast every morning, afternoon snacks 1 or 2 days, drinks and appetizers every night and dessert I think 3 nights. The kids loved having access to the mini fridge with sodas 24 hours. The lounge crowds varied but folks were polite and respectful. Breakfast was when there was a crowd other times of the day folks seemed to grab and go. The staff was polite and helpful but nothing over the top. They did have the texting service while we were there and were willing to try for fast passes for us, didn’t work because most of our 3rd passes were too late for us to get the big ones we would have wanted. We were able to get beer one day before it was out to take to the pool but they were not able to leave dessert in our room upon request (they said quality issue). As I said worth for our family, but if it was just two of us not sure I would splurge.
Club level food – Breakfast changing muffin/pastry always bagels, croissants, hard boiled eggs, oatmeal (toppings available), cheese grits, yogurt, cold cereal and fresh fruit. Afternoon snacks – Cookies, chips, dips, granola, yogurt pretzels and Swedish fish. Evening – crackers, cheese, veggies, spreads, two hot appetizer (changed each night but similar), a favorite was the PB&J “shots” and rolls, Wine and Beer, soft drinks and lemonade. Dessert varied 3 or 4 pastries, cookies and cordials. The mini fridge was always available with sodas and coffee and water always available.
The magic bands were great by the way.
Willing to answer any questions. If you are planning enjoy and have a good trip.
Yes you can definitely contact IPO and they may or may not contact you first but you don't need to wait to hear from them. Your TA may or may not offer assistance with making ADRs and things, that varies by agent, so it will be up to you to decide if you want to give your restaurant list to your TA or to IPO. Just don't give it to both of them of course, one or the other to avoid confusion.
