WDW kids clubs

[MomOf2DisneyKids]

Hi.....just wondering if any of you have ever left your kids in the kids clubs at WDW? I'm thinking about trying Cub's Den at WL while my dh and I have dinner at Whispering Canyon. (yes, I know, very romantic, LOL....but I don't want to be too far from the kids...so I figure being in the same building is a good way to try it out). Opinions? Anyone have any experience w/the clubs? Thanks!

 

[PrincessNancy96]

No, sorry haven't tried it...
DD is trying to talk us into letting her watch the kids while we eat dinner at Boatwrights (?) @ POR... Yeah, I don't think so sweetpea!! Love you dearly... but nope!

 

[rlovew]

You could have a more romantic dinner at Artists Point (also in the same building). I haven't tried kids clubs though.

rebecca

 

[Stephres]

We have tried the one at the Beach Club Villas and the kids loved it. It was expensive and I think the older one only played video games but they both asked to go back.

 

[BernardandMissBianca]

We used Neverland Club at the Poly. The kids loved it!!! Every day after that they all wanted to go back. We had 5 boys ages 9, 6, 5, 4, 4. They were very nice, gave us a pager, DS6 is allergic to juice so they made sure that he had a bracelet on. They fed them, had video games, dress up clothes, movies, crafts, etc.....
Well worth the money to me, we went to DTD and a nice dinner with our friends and did some xmas shopping. It was also a very secure building, we couldn't even go inside to look, we could just peek through Wendy's window.

 

[MomOf2DisneyKids]

thanks for the replies...I'm glad to hear about some good experiences. We're staying at WL, so we could probably go & check it out beforehand, and if the kids (my ds, in particular!) didn't seem comfortable, we could skip it.

Rebecca--I thought about Artist Point, but if I'm paying for childcare, then I don't have that much $$ for dinner!! (that def would be more romantic though!)

 

[New England Eeyore]

No experience with the kids clubs, but WCC is so fun you might wish your kids were there.