What do you do at WDW hotels that you won't do at home?

[skywaywaver]

Me? I am soooo looking forward to blasting the heat in the rooms! We are very frugal with our heat, and only turn it up when DD gets a bath...and that's for like 5 minutes, and it still only goes up to 67 degrees!
Please share your joys of others footing the bill (well, in a way)! I don't think I need to ask you all not to post illegal things

 

[cara loves the poly]

The only thing that I can think of is leaving the balcony door open with the air conditioning running. (not for very long, but i still wouldn't do it at home.) This should be good!

 

[Rustysmom]

We didn't need the heat when we went, but we sure turned up the air conditioning! I don't even have an air conditioner in our bedroom and rarely turn the one in the living room on.

If it was cold, I would blast the heat too,because like the OP, I only turn it up once or twice a day and it goes no higher than about 63 to 65.

 

[minnie61650]

Leaving the wet used towels in a pile in the bathroom for someone else to pick up.

 

[spiceycat]

walk a bunch more - even at the resorts.

 

[Bellamickey]

Throw our dirty towels in a huge pile on the floor. Yep, we do that!!

 

[Tara]

Manage to wake up and get out of bed without hitting the snooze button

 

[dyna]

Yep dirty towels on floor in a big pile (hey at least they are in 1 pile)

Turning A/C way up an being comfy in room

 

[Skroops]

Being happy about getting up early! Oh, and leaving dishes outside the door on the floor from room service!

 

[PrincessNED]

Leaving the wet used towels in a pile in the bathroom for someone else to pick up.

I do that all the time at home. DW seems to have an issue with it

 

[OhioTony]

Umm..if I won that YOMD night in the castle..I think I would TRUMP the MILE high club...am I the only one to ponder this feat of greatness! Now, What to do with the kids?

 

[fla4fun]

Sleep! I work very long hours, and average between 4-5 hours of sleep per night. So when I go to Disney, I enjoy going to bed early, or sleeping in. Since I visit so frequently, I don't feel the need to rush to any particular park or attraction. It's all about relaxing.

Oh, and ordering room service, especially breakfast. There's just something so relaxing about eating breakfast in bed! I usually have to eat breakfast on the run.

 

[chickenskin]

Relax.

 

[clkelley]

Let somebody else make my bed!!!

 

[corgi_monster]

1. Eat crunchy snacks in bed.

2. Watch Infomercials . . . well I guess the WDW Top7 list isn't really an infomercial.

3. Sleep with wet hair.

4. Walk on carpet without taking my shoes off.

 

[scraplady]

Yep we leave our towels in a pile to but we leave them in the bathtub. And I also walk on the capet with my shoes on. I just can't stand to walk on the carpet in any hotel without something on my feet.

 

[alldiz]

Watch staceys top 7 a lot

then switch on the DVC channel to brainwash DH
Kerri

 

[Micca]

Umm..if I won that YOMD night in the castle..I think I would TRUMP the MILE high club...am I the only one to ponder this feat of greatness! Now, What to do with the kids?

Put them on the bus to Epcot and tell them to get in the standby line for Soarin'?

 

[Tess]

Allowing our teens to shower as long and as often as they wish! That water bill is a bear with a 19 y/o male and 17 y/o female. . .especially during those hot summer days or cold winter mornings. . .

I also have to agree with the other posts--towels back in the bathtub rather than hanging them back up--I'm still too OCD to leave them on the floor.

 

[TheRustyScupper]

What do you do at WDW hotels that you won't do at home?

1) Is this a trick question?
2) Seriously
. . . we dump the wet towels in a pile (instead of hanging them up)
. . . we let the maid clean and straighten the room (instead of Mrs Rusty)
. . . we don't set the alarm clock (we let Mickey call and wake us)
. . . we call for room service (instead of having Mrs Rusty say, "Get up and get it".)