Biergarten seating

[Yooper Writer]

I'm going to Epcot in a few months and would like to try Biergarten restaurant during dinner hours, which is probably their peak time. If you've been to the restaurant during the last few months, what is the seating like now? There will be 5 people in my party, and we would prefer our own table. The communal-style seating just doesn't appeal to us.

 

[kanerf]

With 5 people your are very likely to get your own table. I go solo all the time and usually get a table to myself.

 

[leebee]

We miss the communal seating, as we've always enjoyed the company and conversation with other guests- but don't mind if they indicate they'd rather not socialize.

5 of us went to Biergarten in May 2025 and had our own table.

 

[pezgirlroy]

You will probably get your own table. I love the communal seating. Makes it feel more authentic to me.

 

[BrianL]

Yeah, I like the communal seating too. It's always nice when others want to engage. It's easy not to though - I've been with some parties that really just kept to themselves, and others who were happy to chat. It really works either way.

 

[Darklord77]

Meal time at Disney is my time to relax and cool off from the heat. I would prefer not to get involved in a dull nonsensical conversation with strangers about where I'm from, what I do, how many times have we been to Disney, have we rode Guardians of the Galaxy, etc. So agreed, I prefer my own table also. The last few times we have went, 2023 and 2024, it appears they have went away from the communal seating. They had dedicated tables for just 4 people throughout the restaurant.

 

[LilyWDW]

You will probably get your own table. I love the communal seating. Makes it feel more authentic to me.

I agree if feels more authentic. Having been to an actual Biergarten in Germany, it is all communal tables.

That said, that is the reason I don't go anymore. I often travel solo and my meal times are for me to decompress and reregulate. So having random people talking to me does not mix well. Which is okay. Not every restaurant will work for everybody.

 

[reddog21]

Meal time at Disney is my time to relax and cool off from the heat. I would prefer not to get involved in a dull nonsensical conversation with strangers about where I'm from, what I do, how many times have we been to Disney, have we rode Guardians of the Galaxy, etc. So agreed,

1000000000% agree. The problem is that by not talking to people you feel like a jerk regardless if people care or not.