Sitter services at WDW?

[That70sGuy]

We have a 9-day trip coming up in June, and I was thinking that it might be nice, on one of our 'off days', to give the kids (DS9 & DD7) a break from the grownups and take my wife out for an evening. Do any of you have experience with any of the sitter services in the WDW area? Any recommendations, advice, etc.?

Thanks.
T7G

 

[disneylove69]

Some of the hotels in WDW offer children's clubs were for a fee you can leave them. I know of Neverland where it's Peter Pan themed. They offer snacks, meals, Character meets, etc.

 

[tnkr79]

I was also wondering about this. Do you have to be staying at the resort to use the service?

 

[mrsannb]

You don't have to be staying at the resort from what I have heard. It's not free though, it's like $11/hour.
We peeked in the window at the one at Animal Kingdom Lodge. It wasn't really crowded or anything. I didn't really check it out much because only one of my 3 is old enough. (you have to be 4) My husband said it kind of looks like a church playroom or something along those lines.

 

[nyyankeegirl]

We just used Kids Nite Out, this past Sept. It was quite expensive though. At least $16 per hr. for 2 kids. But it was convenient, she came right to our room. She took the kids to the arcade & for a walk. They are not allowed to take them to the pool though. She was a nice enough lady, but certainly not "magical".
We would have put them in the Neverland Club, since we were staying at the Poly, but DS was 3 at the time.
www.kidsniteout.com