Which hotels have in room babysitting?

[wddub2015]

Considering a Halloween time trip with a night at Universal Halloween Horror Nights for DH and I, but there is no way my kids would be ready for that. I’d prefer to stay onsite at Disney and just Uber over to Uni. The problem is we’d have nobody to watch my kids and they are too young to be by themselves.

The childcare services link on the Disney site says in room babysitting is available at “select” Disney resort hotels, but I don’t see where those select hotels are listed out.

Does anyone know which hotels this would be?

 

[dansdad]

Considering a Halloween time trip with a night at Universal Halloween Horror Nights for DH and I, but there is no way my kids would be ready for that. I’d prefer to stay onsite at Disney and just Uber over to Uni. The problem is we’d have nobody to watch my kids and they are too young to be by themselves.

The childcare services link on the Disney site says in room babysitting is available at “select” Disney resort hotels, but I don’t see where those select hotels are listed out.

Does anyone know which hotels this would be?

I don't know of one that wouldn't be included.

 

[StitchesGr8Fan]

I don’t think Disney offers in-room babysitting. I think they recommend Kids Night Out, which would come to any hotel.

 

[dansdad]

I don’t think Disney offers in-room babysitting. I think they recommend Kids Night Out, which would come to any hotel.

Yes, it's the Kids Nite Out site that mentions select WDW resorts. But I don't know of one that is excluded.

 

[DisneyWishes14]

They can go to any WDW resort. I don't know why the word "select" is on the WDW website.

 

[kaytieeldr]

Maybe they won't babysit in your own tent? Or not at the pseudo-WDW properties? Or it's just a qualifier in case.

 

[Deb & Bill]

Select resorts used to have Kids Clubs, too. But no more.

 

[tnolan]

I found this article on the Disneyworld site.
https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/guest-services/child-care-services/

 

[jerseygal]

My guess is that Disney removed itself from in room babysitting for purposes of avoiding liability associated with any problems that could occur in a room, smart move.

 

[kaytieeldr]

In-room babysitting was never* offered by Disney. It's been available at, possibly even through, Disney, but provided by non-Disney owned companies like Kids Nite Out and Fairy Godmothers.

*at least not as far back as i recall, confirmed by a 20+ year old guide book