Cost at the kids club is currently $11/ hour. It tends to go up every year or two.
Quite true. I keep forgetting that detail because I only have one kid that I can send to the Neverland Club. I have another one that would enjoy the heck out of it but she is 3 years too old.:lol:It's actually $11 per KID per hour. :dazzle: So to put our 2 kiddos in would be $22/hour.
Well it is for 2 kids. It would be no different that 2 movie tickets, 2 park tickets, etc.
It includes dinner, though.
These sitters are very well checked out, and people do it all the time, and I have NEVER heard of an incident involving these services. We did it when the girls were 6/2 and they LOVED it. It's pricey, but I highly recommend it. It was a different vendor then, but more or less the same.
If you have kids that age, and want to go to Victoria & Alberts, for example, you have to find a solution like this, because the minimum age is something like 11. We used Mouseketeers for V&As, and another time Neverland for a romantic dinner (with wishes) at the Cali grill. Neverland is WAY better than Mouseketeers. We used the private service when the little one was too young for the clubs to go to late-night dinner at Bongos (when they had the floor show) and happy new year at PI (when they did that every night). Too late for the kids back then with everything else we did earlier.Not trying to be mean but why even bring the little one if you don't want to drag them around. I couldn't see going to Disney with my child and not want to spend every waking moment with them.:shrug: I just don't think that I would be able to leave my child with a stranger in a hotel room. That's just me though.
Not trying to be mean but why even bring the little one if you don't want to drag them around. I couldn't see going to Disney with my child and not want to spend every waking moment with them.:shrug: I just don't think that I would be able to leave my child with a stranger in a hotel room. That's just me though.
