Bringing your own coffee maker

[disneysmiles]

I keep seeing posts asking if the values supply coffee makers. I know they don't, but can you bring your own? Because of my work scedual, I am usually up by 3m. Unfortunatly I do it on vacation too. It kind of stinks being up that early and having to wait 3 hours for the food court to open up for that first cup of coffee.

I know they don't want you to cook in the room. I understand why and agree, but you can plug in a hair dryer or curling iron. A coffee maker uses about the same electricity.

I am toying with the idea of having a 4 cup brewer sent ahead by mail or carefully wrapped in my check in luggage...just need to know if it's ok or not.

[BugeyedMuggy]

When we stay at a resort without a coffee maker we always bring our 2 cup coffee maker for those early mornings. Don't know how they feel about it but we always unplug it right when it is done for safety.

[darthmacho]

I don't see why not. I've brought my Keurig on vacations before, but only to places I drive to. I didn't want to deal with packing it for a flight, but if you have something small...

[big blue and hairy]

I keep seeing posts asking if the values supply coffee makers. I know they don't, but can you bring your own?

Yes, I don't know the official WDW policy, but I bring mine all the time, and leave it in plain site, no one has ever said anything.

Because of my work scedual, I am usually up by 3m. Unfortunatly I do it on vacation too. It kind of stinks being up that early and having to wait 3 hours for the food court to open up for that first cup of coffee.

Especially when you are waiting three hours for that coffee.

[kakn7294]

As part of another message board that I no longer frequent, 4 years ago we did a "borrow" process with a coffeemaker. Nobody said we couldn't do it and bell services, knowing exactly what was in that coffeemaker box, delivered it to the room. I looked into the purchase of a small coffeemaker for the values in the past but just never actually did it.

[ElenitaB]

I have a mini-Keurig that I bring along for exactly that purpose.

[Mousemates]

the other benefit to bringing your own maker is the fact you can actually drink good coffee in your room.

[TinkerbellT421]

Waiting three hours for coffee? I feel your pain! Lol I usually open one eye and look at dbf and mumble, is there coffee ready? Before I will even roll out of bed! Lol I have seen others post about having bringing their own coffeemakers, haven't personally done it, but have seen others say they have had no issues.