No disrespect intended I am just really curious to figure out what would you need amazon to deliver that you couldn't bring with you or pickup while you are there since you are driving? I'm not trying to start an argument or debate...just genuinely curious as to what amazon will deliver that can't be picked up while you are there? Example for me, we don't drive, we fly. One year while I was in Walmart I spotted a crockpot on an open box clearance for like $10 so I bought it. We were there for 10 days and used it only 3 or 4 times. But the money it saved us on meals was worth it. I had to leave it there and I am sure a cleaning person "Thanked Me" for my generosity.
The grocery store where I live allows you to shop online and have it delivered to your home. I have often wanted to try it but I haven't. Sounds like you are going to do that with Amazon for your vacation. I get it. One less thing to do and far less hassle. The convenience is worth it!! Enjoy !!!!! 
OMG !! You are filled to capacity for time and will be out of energy, and I completely understand. You want to eliminate the entire shopping trip. I was just wondering if I was missing out on something really!!
The kitchens are very similar. I am in the 5700 tower (at least that is what I call it) at Orange Lake Resort. The rooms were renovated this year. The appliances are GE, black, and just standard kitchen appliances. The appliances in Tower 5 at WBC are standard as well. The only difference is the stove surface. OLR had the glass top stove and WBC had the coil stove top.
No it's fine- really!! We were just there at Christmas, and the previous summer. We go at least 2-3 times a year without any problems. And if there are, just let the bartender or security know. I am surprised really because other than the useless guy who is always on his phone by the lazy river (he exchanges towels and sells water toys), everybody is really good. Maintenance is always around in the morning, and in the afternoon security walks through. At least where we usually stay, at the larger pool by the bar
Thank you! I have a stash of things that I am bringing down for the summer, and just wondered what else I should pack. So far I have...extra cutting board, garlic press, non-stick frying pan, plastic serving tray, BBQ set, picnic table cloth, proper cutting knives, tupperware containers, and I think that's about it. Any other suggestions would be appreciated!
While your post would typically relax me a bit, I can honestly say I did not see one maintenance person or security guard any time we went to the pools or lazy rivers while we were there.
We visited 3 different pools and both lazy rivers. I get that I should report the issues but honestly and it's just my preference. I missed the multitude of lifeguards and staff WDW and US had when we stayed there. On our trip we were there 2.5 weeks and stayed both onsite at WDW and US as well as the week at WBC. I just missed the cleanliness and comfort level I had at the other pools.
Once at Loews RPR they closed the pool for like 5 hours because the chemicals just weren't right. While that stinks for us since that was our pool day, I was happy they kept it closed until they were sure.
In regards to the little toddlers throwing up and relieving (on all levels) themselves in the pools, yes I could report it but the parents shrugged it off and laughed. They should be the people reporting it to security and then removing said child for future incidents.
It really just comes down to the fact that I liked feeling spoiled at true hotels you don't seem to get at timeshares. While I don't regret trying Bonnet Creek, I just don't know if I would go back.
Still had a fabulous few weeks away and that's all that mattered in the long run
Parking is free at the timeshare side of Bonnet Creek.
