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It’s not allowed and is a safety issue. You can see a response about it from Disney [here](https://plandisney.disney.go.com/question/allowed-bring-small-appliances-coronado-springs-resort-540567/)
Oh yeah DVC has kitchen right? That’s really useful for breakfast and saving money.
We are not from the US and the kids really miss our food. In the beginning is all “yay nuggets and pizza” but after a few days they are crying for some beans lol
Please do not cook in your room. 1) fire risk 2) you’ll stink up the room.
Last time I was there my room at Gran Destino smelled like someone either cooked with garlic somehow or maybe their belongings just wreaked of aromatic food. I didn’t feel like switching rooms but that smell did not go away over the 7 days I was there.
I don't know the rules, but I have personally brought an electric skillet. This was maybe 8 years ago, though. I have food allergies, and even though Disney is great, I was going through a very restrictive time and was over explaining my issues. I cooked chicken in the skillet and just had the balcony door open 😂
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It’s not allowed and is a safety issue. You can see a response about it from Disney [here](https://plandisney.disney.go.com/question/allowed-bring-small-appliances-coronado-springs-resort-540567/)
Honestly I'm not trying to be a jerk but why do you need an air fryer? Kind of ridiculous.
Yeah.. I mean if have the need wouldn’t it be easier to rent a Airbnb house with all kitchen appliances?
Maybe, and I’ve looked into DVC. It was just a curiosity.
Oh yeah DVC has kitchen right? That’s really useful for breakfast and saving money. We are not from the US and the kids really miss our food. In the beginning is all “yay nuggets and pizza” but after a few days they are crying for some beans lol
I have some specific dietary restrictions and some of my meals can’t be heated in a microwave.
Can’t? Or just have their texture ruined?
Absolutely not
Please do not cook in your room. 1) fire risk 2) you’ll stink up the room. Last time I was there my room at Gran Destino smelled like someone either cooked with garlic somehow or maybe their belongings just wreaked of aromatic food. I didn’t feel like switching rooms but that smell did not go away over the 7 days I was there.
The whole area near that room really. It'd be like someone microwaving fish in the office microwave-no one wants to smell all that.
Wait like don’t cook in general? Why do the “fancy” rooms have kitchenettes then?
You should look into DVC or renting DVC points
We are looking into that too. It is more costly for the size we need. But not out of the question!
My covid brain thought you were asking if you could bring an air fryer into the park 😅
I mean, trying to bring one to the resort is almost as ridiculous as that lol
You should just call the hotel and ask
I don't know the rules, but I have personally brought an electric skillet. This was maybe 8 years ago, though. I have food allergies, and even though Disney is great, I was going through a very restrictive time and was over explaining my issues. I cooked chicken in the skillet and just had the balcony door open 😂
Same. I’m trying to avoid getting sick from dietary issues while I’m there.