So we are over for three weeks in august and are planning to have a light breakfast most mornings before heading for RD, and sometimes have a lunch back at the room during afternoon break from the parks.
We will be doing an amazon or garden grocer etc order or two and wondering if anyone has any good ideas bearing in mind the typical limits of small fridges limited cooking options etc.
I have invested for under £20 in a mini George Forman to use… so toasted sandwiches or a bagel maybe… what else.
oh I never even thought of that… not sure where the fire risk would be though in fairness.
certainly no more risk than all my random chinese rechargeable fans
Has mention of mostly park stuff but also talks about what isnt allowed in rooms and resorts and no mention of a rule against cooking or reheating food.
lots of forums and blogs mention in passing that it isnt allowed but I havent found anything to back it up.
We do short trips, so we just bring a large variety of grab-and-go breakfast items. Because Disney food is heavier than we are used to, we are rarely hungry in the morning so a cup of coffee and a protein bar are all we need to get us out the door. If anyone is hungry before lunch it gives us a great excuse to enjoy a fun snack in the parks.
Yeh I’m going to have a think about if its worth it or not! as we are staying at POFQ i guess we could pretty easily also just make something up in room and throw them in microwave/toaster on our way to the bus…
its interesting as some people think leaving a slow cooker on all day while at the park is just fine… and i think thats mad!
but then I think doing a quick grill in the room is fine (none smelly or smokey stuff) but others probably think thats mad!
exactly.
I dont see why heating a bagel is any different to making coffee! no difference in risk really at all.
yes Disney Moms is a mixed bag on it, mostly they say no to using appliances from home which I get its just easier to say no and some people would take it too far if they said it was ok…
couple of older ones say ‘reheating food in your room is fine’ but dont clarify if that mean using a disney microwave for example.
If you are interested… there are many former CMs on the Facebook group, Ear for Each Other that will deliver breakfast boxes and charcuterie boards to you at your resort. There are even some that will do full out catered meals.
I ordered a breakfast box for 4 for my trip next week There are only two of us, but I figured it would last through five mornings.
I play lots of boardgames and that wouldn’t fly
it doesn’t say you cant! it just suggest some places where you can!
I do think
A, its clear Disney would rather you didnt.
B Disney should just up and say it! they have a note saying no smoking on Balconies so why not say no external cooking appliances!
I admire anyone who has been able to get anything from that group. I’ve tried things much easier than others claim to have gotten and have gotten ZERO response. I finally gave up. If they’re ignoring requests they can’t be that hard up for money.
FWIW, I am pretty sure most hotels that don’t have kitchenettes, prohibit small kitchen appliances. Heck, my last few corporate jobs wouldn’t allow us to have toaster ovens in the kitchen areas (they also don’t allow personal space heaters or fans at our desks).