Can someone explain what it is you get by booking this?
Continental breakfast offerings.
Generic snacks mid-day.
Appetizers, light food (e.g. Mac n cheese) at dinner...which you'll miss if you are in the parks, like me.
Wine and beer in the evenings.
Turn-down (they turn a bed down and leave a little mint or something on the pillow, with a card. Sometimes it is themed, like getting taffy at BWI instead of a mint. At BC, you get the little Andes chocolate mint. Well, you used to. Haven't done it in years, so there may have been changes.). Most hotels who do turn-down will leave the radio quietly playing. Disney doesn't.
Supposedly an easier check-in, but that was not always my experience.
You can call them with your ADR requests instead of calling Disney dining...but they won't get you anything disney dining won't, so the purpose of this was always lost on me.
If you pass their desk and they're sitting at it, they'll tell you to have a good day or ask how your day went.
Some of them stock Times Guides for all four parks (which they ALL should.)
Package delivery to your room. This is the best part, IMO.
And all the coke products you can drink.
You also have the inconvenience of having to use your key in the elevator or door to the building.
The rooms are identical to the other resort rooms. They are not even cleaner. And sometimes the club level staff leaves a lot to be desired. The girl working club level at the Beach Club is the only Disney employee I ever heard using the F word. The Contemporary guy was extremely rude to a guest who did nothing to deserve it.
I'm not a huge fan, in case you didn't notice, lol. I gave up on Disney's Club Level quite a while back.
