CaptainAmerica
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Vis-a-vis coffee, they usually set up the mug refill station an hour or so before the QS actually opens so that's an option for early risers.
I’m glad I have never heard of thatYeah, I am always a little more suspicious of coffee makers after learning from a friend who traveled a lot that some people find it perfectly normal to clean underwear and socks with the pots and hot water.
And if it's a kureig I am not a fan
And some of the refill stations are open 24/7.Vis-a-vis coffee, they usually set up the mug refill station an hour or so before the QS actually opens so that's an option for early risers.
Every half hour , hour, hours that places open later, close earlier is labor and operational savings for the Mouse. The bean counters with the help of leadership advise how much the operations can save $$ on a regular basis.Food courts used to be open at 6 pre pandemic but afterwards it’s usually 7. I was just looking around and All Stars is 630am but most others are still at 7am.
I used to go right at 6am say like at Pop for just refill cup of coffee and a danish or something.
In regards to refill, the complimentary Club Cool at Epcot now only has (1) selection of soda available for tasting. Previous there were several selections available. Every little cut saves the company more money.And some of the refill stations are open 24/7.
That stinks. Love Vero, have they brought back the character breakfast or the Pirate BBQ dinner?@Club Cooloholic I'm at Vero Beach and nothing opened until 8:00.
There were MANY things that weren’t a problem Pre-Covid.Never seemed to be a problem when the food courts did open at 6am.
@Lilofan do you remember the kiosk at Epcot where you could sample different soft drinks from all over the world? I think it may have been sponsored by Coca-Cola.In regards to refill, the complimentary Club Cool at Epcot now only has (1) selection of soda available for tasting. Previous there were several selections available. Every little cut saves the company more money.
In regards to refill, the complimentary Club Cool at Epcot now only has (1) selection of soda available for tasting. Previous there were several selections available. Every little cut saves the company more money.
@Lilofan do you remember the kiosk at Epcot where you could sample different soft drinks from all over the world? I think it may have been sponsored by Coca-Cola.
It still is only one option at Club Cool.You're talking about the same thing, that is Club Cool. With regards to there only being one selection available at the moment, I doubt that cuts have led to Beverly being the only option unless someone at WDW is really sadistic.
I was there in November and all the usual suspects were available, including Beverly. Coca Cola supplies Club Cool and all the beverage stations, not Disney.It still is only one option at Club Cool.
I was under the assumption that if early entry was available it was used by everyone. Is there a significant number that dont bother?For the relatively small number of guests who use early hours it probably isn’t worth their while. Those people will grab cereal bars and head off.
If I were staying at AKL and was up early I wouldn't be going to the parks. That resort is a terrific experience to wander and early you get it to yourself. Go see fireworks or something laterI was under the assumption that if early entry was available it was used by everyone. Is there a significant number that dont bother?
My guess is 20% of guests use it, maximum.I was under the assumption that if early entry was available it was used by everyone. Is there a significant number that dont bother?
Just got back from Universal Hollywood, where they charge $25 for an hour early entrance. It sells out, only way to see Mario some daysMy guess is 20% of guests use it, maximum.
30k hotel rooms., let’s just use 2 people per room. 20% would mean 3k at each park. How many people show up at each park for early entry? I have no idea.
My family doesn't normally eat much breakfast until 8-9am between at work or school. Past visits we still wouldn't be hungry till then either. We're more a big dinner family with eating habits.We usually just grab something fast at Starbucks, when we eat breakfast. Usually, I just fast.
We totally don’t use it! We fly in from the west coast (and I now fly in from Hawaii) so that’s a 3-6 hr time zone difference for my mm and me. We now splurge for the deluxe resorts so we can do the EEH and stay in the parks later. It was one thing to do early entry when our boys were babies and toddlers and up anyway (and we were used to being sleep deprived) but the west coast/Hawaii time zones, coupled with all-day touring for 7-10 days, is too exhausting for us.I was under the assumption that if early entry was available it was used by everyone. Is there a significant number that dont bother?
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