What is the typical dress at these....

[bamamom]

restarurants...LeCellier, Crystal Palace, Grand Floridian Cinderella Gala Feast, Teppanyaki? Do most go back to their hotel before going to dinner or go from the parks? This is our first family trip and we plan on spending most of the days in the parks since we will only be there for 6 days. I don't want to be under dressed but also need to be comfy for the parks after dinner etc....

Thanks

 

[philaround]

We have eaten at all these restaurants except the GF Cinderella Gala Feast so I can help you with all but that one.
If we are in the park where we are going to eat we just go to the restaurant when it is time for our PS.
If we are eating at a resort, the time of year determines if we go back to our resort first or go straight to the restaurant. If we feel a little [or sometimes a lot] grimy we will leave the park early enough to stop by our room before we head out for our meal.
Hope this helps.

 

[webray]

Park restaurants mean park attire. Shorts/tshirts, sneakers, etc. No swimsuits of course, but you aren't suppose to wear them in the parks anyway.

Enjoy!

 

[BriarRosie]

Park restaurants mean park attire. Shorts/tshirts, sneakers, etc. No swimsuits of course, but you aren't suppose to wear them in the parks anyway.

Enjoy!

I agree. If I'm eating at a park, park attire is fine. If I'm eating at a resort,
I tend to change clothes for what I plan to wear in the evening at Pleasure
Island.

 

[sunking]

I think that you can get away with general park attaire at any of the restaurants if you are eating in a park.

If you are eating at a resort then you might want to dress it up a bit. Don't get carried away with it but a nice pair of shorts and maybe a polo shirt should do it.

BTW...What is Grand Floridian Cinderella Gala Feast? Never heard of it.

 

[bamamom]

BTW...What is Grand Floridian Cinderella Gala Feast? Never heard of it.

It's at 1900 Park Fare it's the dinner with Cinderella & Prince Charming.