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10 Things to Do on a Day Off From the Parks
If you’re like so many other families vacationing at the most magical place on earth, you’re traveling with children, and occasionally it’s nice to take a break from the parks during your trip. It’s ok—lots of families choose to do this. And thankfully, Disney World offers a proverbial buffet of activities to do without stepping a foot in
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The Contemporary Resort Dining Guide
Let's Recap! 1. Contempo Café – the quick service dining option at the Contemporary, the Contempo Café offers guests delicious meals for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. 2. The Wave….of American Flavors –a unique and relatively unknown table service offering, the Wave is located on the first floor of the Contemporary next to the front desk.
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The Contemporary Resort Dining Guide
4. California Grill Without question, the California Grill offers guests the best views on property. Located on top of the resort, the California Grill is a great place for a special meal or a celebration. You’ll want to grab a reservation later in the evening so you can catch the nighttime fireworks at the Magic Kingdom. On the menu, g
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The Contemporary Resort Dining Guide
Located mere steps from the entrance to the Magic Kingdom, the Contemporary is the other resort that have welcomed guests since the Walt Disney World Resort opened in 1971. This A-frame hotel offers stunning views of Bay Lake, the Seven Seas Lagoon, as well as into the Magic Kingdom itself! Most guests will have taken a look inside on t
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Polynesian Village Resort Dining Guide
Let's Recap! 1. Tambu Lounge – while guests can’t find any snacks here, the Tambu Lounge is a stop for most guests while waiting for their table to be ready at ‘Ohana. 2. Captain Cook’s – this quick service location on the first floor of the Great Ceremonial House, Captain Cook’s is available to guests 24-hours a day with traditional meal
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Polynesian Village Resort Dining Guide
6. ‘Ohana This table service restaurant is the most popular in the resort, and one of the most popular on property. During breakfast, guests can dine on a family platter of waffles, sausage, eggs, potatoes, and bacon, as well as a a fruit juice blend that is heavenly! Guests will also be able to meet some of their favorite characters as
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Polynesian Village Resort Dining Guide
4. Trader Sam’s Grog Grotto Another lounge option available to guests to relax after a long day, guests will love either the intricately themed indoor lounge or the outdoor porch overlooking the water at the resort. With a variety of drinks available, guests will want to try and sample every concoction on the menu. In addition to the am
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Polynesian Village Resort Dining Guide
Outside of the parks, guests still have myriad dining options available to them at the various Disney resorts across property. Since 1971, the Polynesian Village Resort has been housing guests and thrilling their tastebuds with several dining opportunities from simple snack stands to full-service restaurants and dinner shows. Here are t
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There Are 20 Things You Have to Know About Walt Disney World
Let's Recap! 1. Accommodations 2. Weather 3. Security 4. Hours of Operation 5. Transportation 6. Discounts 7. Child Care 8. Dining 9. Minnie Vans 10. Gum 11. Free Water 12. Outside Food & Snacks 13. Complimentary WiFi 14. Package Pickup 15. Rider Switch 16. Single Rider 17. PhotoPass 18. FastPass+ 19. MagicBand 20. 2021
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There Are 20 Things You Have to Know About Walt Disney World
16. Single Rider Single Rider lines are shorter and move quicker. In most cases you will be riding with strangers, who will quickly become a friend. At some attractions cast members may call out for a single rider if Single Rider access line is not available. This option is helpful for members of a group or family who do want to ride th
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