airport to 1900 Park Fare

[hattrickmom]

We are landing in Orlando at 3:05pm and i had made a ADR at 1900 Park Fare for 5:20pm. Is it crazy to think we could make it on time?

 

[CarrieR]

Are you taking DME to a resort? If so, which one? And if not, how are you getting from MCO to the GF?

 

[Cinderella94]

Are you taking the Magical Express to your resort first? Which resort? This would be way too close for me to be comfortable, considering how common plane delays are. I would hate feeling so rushed.

 

[_auroraborealis_]

Assume 90 minutes to get to your resort; this is fair for MDE or for rental car, *** the counter thing. Then you have to make it to GF, assuming you aren't staying there.

I think it is tight at best, no-show fee likely.

 

[Allie B]

I think you are for sure pushing it if using DME. We have waited up to 45 minutes just to get on DME then had to check in at resort.

 

[sharonabe]

We are landing in Orlando at 3:05pm and i had made a ADR at 1900 Park Fare for 5:20pm. Is it crazy to think we could make it on time?

Definitely crazy in my book, but if you're okay with paying the no-show fee, go for it.

 

[Laundress]

Unless you have a driver waiting at the airport to whisk you to the resort your Probably not going to make it. Need to make it later in the evening.

 

[Hopefully]

We are landing in Orlando at 3:05pm and i had made a ADR at 1900 Park Fare for 5:20pm. Is it crazy to think we could make it on time?

Yes it is crazy

 

[Pumbaa_]

you cannot control your arrival time. Things happen. Scheduling ANYTHING on arrival day is risky

I do not nothing non-refundable on arrival day. Between delays and maintenance issues and weather issues, I have arrived up to 6 hours after planned. Friends have had worse luck also

 

[Dizjunkieee]

Agree with PP's that it is kind of crazy to think that will work.

If this ADR is important to you, I would first try to move to later that evening, or to another day during your trip. If those options don't work, Go ahead and leave that ADR in place (keep checking though even on the day of whilst you are traveling to WDW) and if you get to a point in your travels that it becomes glaringly apparent that you aren't going to make it, go ahead and move it to another random day, then cancel it at that point. Doing this will make sure you avoid paying the no-show fee.

 

[hattrickmom]

Thanks all! I changed it!

 

[sbgla]

Was definitely worth changing. Not sure if you are internal flights or from abroadbut getting through homeland at MCO can be a chore. Then you have to get your luggage. Then you have to take the monorail to the front of the airport. Then you have to get your transfer etc etc