The bounceback offers are located in the "Be our Guest" book that you should have received with your room package folder when you checked in. These photos are from last year.
I never saw such a book on my November trip at Coronado Springs and my recent February trip at POR. I looked at all my paper work and there was no BOG book in my folders.
That's ok, I'm sure the 35% was on the deluxe resorts so that isn't an expense/interest for me.
Hi Dissers,
For those of you who've stayed at POR before, I'm wondering what little extras I should bring to make everything even more comfortable. We're two adults, so don't need kid-related suggestions
I'm thinking things like - I read on one thread that there are no soap dishes, so I'll probably bring a pump bottle of liquid soap so we don't have a bar soap sitting on the counter.
All suggestions welcome!
Cheers
Rebekka
Hi Rebekka.
I brought a pump bottle of liquid soap with me in my check in luggage back in November and never used it because the "mousekeeper" took the bar soap and put it on a clean folded pretty fanned face cloth. That helped my soap dry nice.
This trip I just folded the facecloth because the "mousekeeper" at POR didn't seem to have the fun folding skills. But both my shower soap and my sink soap were on face clothes and worked fine.
I only bring this up because packing these extra things don't seem like extra weight but it all ads up.
AND when I checked my luggage at the airline for departure the agent questioned me about any liquid soap or detergent. She said that some TSA agents have been removing them from suitcases. I didn't have that problem but with recent things in the news, why add more things to make your suitcase heavier if you can do without it. If you are only 2 adults, consider the face cloth idea for the soap.
One thing that was helpful when I was with my husband in November was I brought one of those Dollar store folding cloth closet/drawer organizer. I left it on the dresser for my husband to toss the contents of his pockets at the end of the day. Helped us know where wallets/keys and loose change/receipts were. Oh and our magic bands.
It just helped keep the room neater.
I also brought a pop up hamper both times. This way dirty clothes went in there and we didn't mix it in the suitcase with cleaner clothes. When it was time to pack, we put all the dirty socks and underwear in the empty plastic bags from purchases in the parks that we consolodated into other bags, and then packed the dirty clothes in one of the check in suitcases. Then when I got home I knew that suitcase was my laundry.
Hope that helps.
Oh don't forget chapstick/lip balm!
Oh and I was able to go bagless into the parks most days this trip. I wore shorts and pants with the side pockets. (cargo pants) I was able to keep my phone in that side pocket and small flat wallet in the other to old my ID and credit card. (Had to have my Disney Visa/license on me to get my free 5x7 photo at Epcot)
Oh small ziplock bags. I found some of the desserts from the bakery were too big to eat in one sitting, so I was able to put it in the fridge for the next day.
Here is a "tip" I figured out this trip. Look for refrigeration coolers in the resort gift shop and in the parks. The Dasani water bottles are $2.75 but the coolers have the bigger 1.5 liter bottles for $3.75. That is a huge savings if you are a water drinker and don't like the chlorine taste of the tap water.
I had a couple empty bottles with me so I refilled them so that when I got to the parks I could toss the plastic. The rooms have cups you can use to drink water in the room.
Have a magical trip!
Andre or Venom- I have a small favor please...both of you do so much for all of us POR people, could you make sure it doesn't rain and that we have sunshine too? Oh and temps in the 80's would be perfect, kind of tired of the -25 windchill here in Minnesota .... Thanks !! 
