Disney allowing dogs at 4 resorts

[Bobbins]

Originally Posted by princessfiona

He will go all grrrrrr on me...

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Well done - I took your post seriously until that point!

I imagine Disney will use the $50-$75/nt to clean the room.

[sameeel]

Originally Posted by Disneycraft

So when guests go to the parks for the day ,what do they do with the dog ?

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Im guessing " Best Friends Day Care" ..

[Demonwar]

I would ask for the room to be deep cleaned, the sue first ask questions later culture should really ensure you get a clean room!
Noise such as barking or other just report it. Sure others will as well. Won't be acceptable in hotel.

[princessfiona]

Originally Posted by Bobbins

Well done - I took your post seriously until that point!

I imagine Disney will use the $50-$75/nt to clean the room.

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still haven't told him yet
Yeah hadn't thought of the extra cost being used for the deep clean. I, just getting anxious as cant find an email address to contact them direct before we go to ask for a non pet room. We booked with Thomsons so may have to do all the contacting though them

[Guest]

I don’t like the thought of this . I love dogs but I don’t want to stay in a room that has had dogs in and what sort of place is it for a dog anyway ? I understand guide dogs but any dogs isn’t a good idea in my opinion

[bighal]

Totally against it. If I get a survey I will be mentioning it.
It was bad enough she staying at the Boardwalk during Irma.

I would refuse to stay in any room that had had a dog staying in it previously regardless of whether it was cleaned or not.
What next dogs in the parks?

[Mr Tom Morrow]

I adore dogs but sadly my Wife won't have one in the house. But I can understand this.
I was so pleased to see all the dogs in the Resorts when we were there during Irma. Safe and being looked after.
As long as the rooms are designated for dog usage I have no issues at all as I believe they add colour to the Resorts.
However with fleas and other issues I wouldn't stay in a room after one.

I very much doubt this will have much take up.

[Posiesmum]

There’s a huge amount of over reaction going on here.
There are loads of hotels in the UK which take dogs. I imagine that Disney will do what other hotels do. There will be specific dog rooms/ areas, no one will be forced to use a ‘dog room’. I expect that they will be specially cleaned (hence the premium) and I’d expect the resorts to reserve an area for ‘walkies’ etc. Most hotels do not allow you to leave your dog in the room - in the original article it suggests that guests will have to use the pet daycare centres.
As for assistance dogs, they’re not all labradors you know. I have a friend who has an autistic son who has a small Jack Russell as an emotional assistance dog. In our FE College we have an emotional assistance dog (Mr Muttley) who works with students with autistic spectrum conditions. He even has his own ID card!

[Guest]

Originally Posted by Posiesmum

There’s a huge amount of over reaction going on here.
There are loads of hotels in the UK which take dogs. I imagine that Disney will do what other hotels do. There will be specific dog rooms/ areas, no one will be forced to use a ‘dog room’. I expect that they will be specially cleaned (hence the premium) and I’d expect the resorts to reserve an area for ‘walkies’ etc. Most hotels do not allow you to leave your dog in the room - in the original article it suggests that guests will have to use the pet daycare centres.
As for assistance dogs, they’re not all labradors you know. I have a friend who has an autistic son who has a small Jack Russell as an emotional assistance dog. In our FE College we have an emotional assistance dog (Mr Muttley) who works with students with autistic spectrum conditions. He even has his own ID card!

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I get what you’re saying but I think it’s unfair to say people are overreacting .
Some people just don’t like dogs and that’s totally understandable especially going from dog free hotels to now allowing any dogs not just guide/ assistant dogs .

[bighal]

Originally Posted by Posiesmum

There’s a huge amount of over reaction going on here.
There are loads of hotels in the UK which take dogs. I imagine that Disney will do what other hotels do. There will be specific dog rooms/ areas, no one will be forced to use a ‘dog room’. I expect that they will be specially cleaned (hence the premium) and I’d expect the resorts to reserve an area for ‘walkies’ etc. Most hotels do not allow you to leave your dog in the room - in the original article it suggests that guests will have to use the pet daycare centres.
As for assistance dogs, they’re not all labradors you know. I have a friend who has an autistic son who has a small Jack Russell as an emotional assistance dog. In our FE College we have an emotional assistance dog (Mr Muttley) who works with students with autistic spectrum conditions. He even has his own ID card!

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I would refuse to stay in a room in the UK if a dog had previously stayed in it as well.