I have had many people ask me if their is babysitting services at Disney, the answer is yes if you stay on site at specific Disney Resorts.
Per the Disney website:
Convenient in-room babysitting and children’s activity centers are available for the kids at select Resort hotels.
In-Room Babysitting
Independent childcare provider Kid’s Nite Out offers one-to-one babysitting in the comfort of your Walt Disney World Resort hotel room. Arts and crafts, reading and playing games are among the fun-filled activities for children 6 months to 12 years of age.
Rates
| Number of Children | Price (per hour) |
| 1 | $18 |
| 2 | $21 |
| 3 | $24 |
| 4 | $26 |
After 9:00 PM, a $2 charge will be added per hour. Additionally, a one-time transportation fee of $10 is also required. Please note that rates are subject to change without notice.
In-Park Assistance
You can also reserve a childcare specialist to accompany you and your family during your visit to the parks, providing a helping hand where needed.
Reservations
To contact Kid’s Nite Out, please call (407) 828-0920, 8:00 AM to 9:00 PM, 7 days a week. Guests under 18 years of age must have parent or guardian permission to call.
Children’s Activity Centers
Children’s Activity Centers are delightfully themed, supervised play spaces where kids 3-to-12 years of age can watch movies, play games, draw, dine and make new friends.
Located at select Walt Disney World Resort hotels, Children’s Activity Centers include:
- Simba’s Cubhouse at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge
- Sandcastle Club at Disney Beach Club Resort
- Lilo’s Playhouse at Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort
- Camp Dolphin at Walt Disney World Dolphin Hotel
Hours vary based on location. For more on Lilo’s Playhouse, Simba’s Cubhouse and Sandcastle Club—including booking a reservation—please call (407) 939-3463 or the Resort hotel’s Front Desk. For information about Camp Dolphin, please call (407) 934-4241.
Enjoy a night out and feel comfortable with the child care.
I also know that many people bring family members like grandparents to help with the care of their children so they can have a night out. Believe me, the grandparents like it too:)
