question for a friend

[maryszhi]

my friend will be traveling to the world in September with her four year old sister for a friends wedding. the little sister is invited to the wedding, but not the reception. whats a good place to get a quick bite in between. Also has anyone used the childcare service at the beach club. thats where she is staying and where the wedding is. any help appreciated. Also this is her little sisters first trip to the world

 

[coachwnh]

we havent used that specific childcare center, but we have used the one at WL and Poly (several times) and the kids never want to leave. They are now 7 and 9 and have stayed there as young as 5 and 7. I can only guess the one at BC will offer the same good time as these. I remember they were served dinner as part of the cost. Look into this as you may not need to feed your little sister before taking her to the BC childcare room (think its called the Sandcastle Club).

 

[maryszhi]

my friend says thank you. her sister is pretty east to entertain. just going to disney puts her over the moon!

 

[maryszhi]

@coachwnh btw i think its adorable how its called the sandcastle club. makes me wish i had a sibling to bring there because it seems so fun. but sadly i am an only child

 

[coachwnh]

@coachwnh btw i think its adorable how its called the sandcastle club. makes me wish i had a sibling to bring there because it seems so fun. but sadly i am an only child

The Poly has the Neverland Club from Peter Pan. The kids enter it by climbing through the window!!! If you can, you might want to check that out. I know they have costumes to dress up, computers, DVDs, and so much more. As far as the food, you pick from a menu. Its pretty much the same kids menu you get at all sit downs in Disney. Whatever you choose, she will have fun!!!

 

[HouCuseChickie]

While I haven't used them...I've heard better things about the Sandcastle Club vs. Neverland. There are also babysitting services - Kid's Nite Out maybe? I've heard mixed things about them as well. You may want to look on AllEars review section b/c I think all of these have reviews on there. Of course, the # of reviews is likely a very small fraction of the people who have actually used these services IMO.

Edit- we're also considering Sandcastle for our trip since DH and I may have a nt out on one of our free days.

 

[maryszhi]

The Poly has the Neverland Club from Peter Pan. The kids enter it by climbing through the window!!! If you can, you might want to check that out. I know they have costumes to dress up, computers, DVDs, and so much more. As far as the food, you pick from a menu. Its pretty much the same kids menu you get at all sit downs in Disney. Whatever you choose, she will have fun!!!

i envy that. my friends parents bought her little sister one of those dream play houses that look like mini cottages you would see straight out of snow white. my friend and i said we wished they had those when we were little lol. its funny when i come over to their house she is always in it lol.

 

[maryszhi]

While I haven't used them...I've heard better things about the Sandcastle Club vs. Neverland. There are also babysitting services - Kid's Nite Out maybe? I've heard mixed things about them as well. You may want to look on AllEars review section b/c I think all of these have reviews on there. Of course, the # of reviews is likely a very small fraction of the people who have actually used these services IMO.

Edit- we're also considering Sandcastle for our trip since DH and I may have a nt out on one of our free days.

i think she said she is trying to do sandlecastle because thats the hotel she is staying at and thats where the wedding is. that way she doesnt have to risk not being able to pick her up since she doesnt have a car and she would have to leave the reception early to take the various boats/buses. i will let her know though