Toaster

[Blanche_Neige]

Do any of the room have one? Can we bring one?

 

[safetymom]

No but there are toasters in the food court for guests to use.

 

[DiznEeyore]

Only the DVC villas and (maybe) the suites at the All Star Music have toasters (not sure on that one), but of course you can bring your own. Just make sure to unplug it before you leave the room!

 

[maxiesmom]

Not trying to be Debbie Downer, but the idea of toasters in every hotel room makes me a little nervous. It seems like it would be a major fire hazzard. What is the offical Disney policy on this?

 

[DiznEeyore]

Not trying to be Debbie Downer, but the idea of toasters in every hotel room makes me a little nervous. It seems like it would be a major fire hazzard. What is the offical Disney policy on this?

Well, since Disney has them in their villas and they supply refrigerators and microwaves to guest rooms, I don't think there's a problem.

I mean, a toaster isn't any more of a fire hazard than a curling iron.

 

[maxiesmom]

At least in the villas you have a place for the toaster. You are not stuck trying to balance it on the sink, or putting it on the floor. I though about the curling irons too, but I thinking using something to cook with is different. I don't routinely stick bread in my curling iron that could get stuck and burn.

After all if you can bring in a toaster, what else can you bring? Crock pot? Toaster oven? George Forman grill? Where would the line be? That is why I am curious as to what the offical policy is. I would think they would want you to only use the cooking gear that they provide you with, but I could be wrong.

 

[Blanche_Neige]

I was planning on staying in the family suite at the ASMu, there is kitchenette but no toaster. I wanted to have the bfest in the room.

 

[DiznEeyore]

At least in the villas you have a place for the toaster. You are not stuck trying to balance it on the sink, or putting it on the floor. I though about the curling irons too, but I thinking using something to cook with is different. I don't routinely stick bread in my curling iron that could get stuck and burn.

After all if you can bring in a toaster, what else can you bring? Crock pot? Toaster oven? George Forman grill? Where would the line be? That is why I am curious as to what the offical policy is. I would think they would want you to only use the cooking gear that they provide you with, but I could be wrong.

Well, I wouldn't be putting a toaster on the floor or the sink ... I think I'd stick with the table.

And I guess people will bring whatever they want until someone tells them they can't. I certainly wouldn't be bringing a crock pot or toaster oven on vacation, but a toaster? I really don't see the problem.