Beach Club Villas

[daisyfay25]

We decided to stay in a 1 bedroom villa for our trip. Where do you eat breakfast here? I get confused when I read descriptions online bc some of them are character breakfasts, are all of them? We have no interest in that since our son is young and doesn't care. I just need somewhere to eat if we don't want to cook in the room kitchen. Do you typically need reservations for breakfast? I hope not.

Another question, can you hear the nightly fireworks in the room? Is it loud enough to disturb a sleeping toddler?

Thanks!

[revolution]

You can get quick service breakfast at the Beach Club marketplace at that resort. There are also quick service locations in the parks you can get breakfast.

We usually have Garden Grocer deliver food to our room when we arrive, so we have some breakfast stuff included in that to have throughout the week. If we don't want that we will get breakfast at a quick service location somewhere.

[daisyfay25]

Nov 10, 2016 9:04:06 GMT -5 revolution said:

You can get quick service breakfast at the Beach Club marketplace at that resort. There are also quick service locations in the parks you can get breakfast.

We usually have Garden Grocer deliver food to our room when we arrive, so we have some breakfast stuff included in that to have throughout the week. If we don't want that we will get breakfast at a quick service location somewhere.

OK thanks! How much is garden grocer? I assume there's a delivery fee? We'll be driving from North FL so we will have our car, I was planning to just stop at a grocery store ourselves unless garden grocer is a great deal.

[ilikedonuts]

My kids have never been woken up by the fireworks (we use a sound machine). We haven't stayed at Beach Club but we stay at bay lake with the MK fireworks right out the window.

[revolution]

Nov 10, 2016 9:33:02 GMT -5 daisyfay25 said:

Nov 10, 2016 9:04:06 GMT -5 revolution said:

You can get quick service breakfast at the Beach Club marketplace at that resort. There are also quick service locations in the parks you can get breakfast.

We usually have Garden Grocer deliver food to our room when we arrive, so we have some breakfast stuff included in that to have throughout the week. If we don't want that we will get breakfast at a quick service location somewhere.

OK thanks! How much is garden grocer? I assume there's a delivery fee? We'll be driving from North FL so we will have our car, I was planning to just stop at a grocery store ourselves unless garden grocer is a great deal.

delivery is $14 now it looks like ($2 is your order is over $200).  We fly, so it works well  for us.  It's nice to just have it there and waiting.  And if you order in advance you can get between 5 and 10% off depending on how early you put your order in.  

[lala]

We have stayed there several times & the fireworks don't bother my kids.

We do we go shop for grocery deliveries.

We rarely use the quick service on site there. We eat in our room, have a character breakfast or maybe grab a quick service in the park. I would have a reservation for character breakfasts.

[Deleted]

I hate having to stop for a QS breakfast. So I always order from GG so I can have muffins, and bagels, and cereal and milk in my room.

[nsl]

The Boardwalk Bakery is a short walk from the Beach Club, and is where we've breakfasted on non-room mornings in the past. It's also a great place to grab a sandwich if you're in the area around lunchtime.

[daisyfay25]

Nov 10, 2016 17:25:51 GMT -5 nsl said:

The Boardwalk Bakery is a short walk from the Beach Club, and is where we've breakfasted on non-room mornings in the past. It's also a great place to grab a sandwich if you're in the area around lunchtime.

Good to know, thank you! I'm guessing by the name it's across the way on the boardwalk?

[nsl]

Nov 10, 2016 17:42:47 GMT -5 daisyfay25 said:

Nov 10, 2016 17:25:51 GMT -5 nsl said:

The Boardwalk Bakery is a short walk from the Beach Club, and is where we've breakfasted on non-room mornings in the past. It's also a great place to grab a sandwich if you're in the area around lunchtime.

Good to know, thank you! I'm guessing by the name it's across the way on the boardwalk?

Yes, so it's a short walk from the Beach Club, but it's also very close to the Boardwalk's bus stop, so you could grab breakfast, eat while you walk, and get to a park without going too far out of your way.  Unless you're headed to Epcot, of course, in which case you need to stop in Norway or France for breakfast.
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[daisyfay25]

Nov 10, 2016 18:31:51 GMT -5 nsl said:

Nov 10, 2016 17:42:47 GMT -5 daisyfay25 said:

Good to know, thank you! I'm guessing by the name it's across the way on the boardwalk?

Yes, so it's a short walk from the Beach Club, but it's also very close to the Boardwalk's bus stop, so you could grab breakfast, eat while you walk, and get to a park without going too far out of your way.  Unless you're headed to Epcot, of course, in which case you need to stop in Norway or France for breakfast.
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I have been to WDW a zillion times and somehow have never once eaten breakfast there! This is the first time we're going with our toddler so we will actually be awake and looking for something to do before 10 am, lol. Norway and France are good?

[nsl]

Nov 10, 2016 18:43:44 GMT -5 daisyfay25 said:

Nov 10, 2016 18:31:51 GMT -5 nsl said:

Yes, so it's a short walk from the Beach Club, but it's also very close to the Boardwalk's bus stop, so you could grab breakfast, eat while you walk, and get to a park without going too far out of your way.  Unless you're headed to Epcot, of course, in which case you need to stop in Norway or France for breakfast.
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I have been to WDW a zillion times and somehow have never once eaten breakfast there! This is the first time we're going with our toddler so we will actually be awake and looking for something to do before 10 am, lol. Norway and France are good?

We really enjoy both, yes!
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