Bus routes

[maxiesmom]

Thanks everyone for the info! Yes I keep forgetting it’s now Disney Springs. Just goes to show you how long it’s been since I’ve been there. We are staying at the Yacht Club. However the one day we have a very early dinner at T-Rex at Disney Springs and will likely be heading over there directly from Hollywood Studios so just trying to see what the best option is for transportation and how long it should take for us to get there to make our ADR.

Keep in mind Disney says to allow 90 minutes to get from one place to another using their transportation. Which is usually plenty of time, even if you have just missed a bus.

 

[AngiTN]

Thanks everyone for the info! Yes I keep forgetting it’s now Disney Springs. Just goes to show you how long it’s been since I’ve been there. We are staying at the Yacht Club. However the one day we have a very early dinner at T-Rex at Disney Springs and will likely be heading over there directly from Hollywood Studios so just trying to see what the best option is for transportation and how long it should take for us to get there to make our ADR.

The bus will be shared from YC. BWI/YC/BC/Swan and Dolphin all share going/to Disney Springs. It's the absolute worse.

 

[Puppysaver727]

Do you want to eat that early or is that just all you could get?

Unfortunately that was all I could get. It’s my son’s birthday so I want it to be a fun dinner for him but all the other kid oriented places were already booked and the only other time at T Rex was 9:00 pm

 

[Alesia]

Unfortunately that was all I could get. It’s my son’s birthday so I want it to be a fun dinner for him but all the other kid oriented places were already booked and the only other time at T Rex was 9:00 pm

Instead of getting an ADR, you would be better off joining the Landry's Select Club. It costs $25, but you get a $25 credit to use on your first purchase. It gives you priority seating without a reservation, so you just show up when you show up and get the next available table (even ahead of those with ADRs.)

ETA: you can use it at any Landry's Restaurant, including RFC and T-rex.

 

[tjmw2727]

Instead of getting an ADR, you would be better off joining the Landry's Select Club. It costs $25, but you get a $25 credit to use on your first purchase. It gives you priority seating without a reservation, so you just show up when you show up and get the next available table (even ahead of those with ADRs.)

ETA: you can use it at any Landry's Restaurant, including RFC and T-rex.

I second this - and its also good at Yak and Yeti at AK btw (one of our favorites) as well as Bubba Gump over at citywalk!

 

[Puppysaver727]

Instead of getting an ADR, you would be better off joining the Landry's Select Club. It costs $25, but you get a $25 credit to use on your first purchase. It gives you priority seating without a reservation, so you just show up when you show up and get the next available table (even ahead of those with ADRs.)

ETA: you can use it at any Landry's Restaurant, including RFC and T-rex.

That is a good idea but we don't go to the other restaurants that often, plus we are on the Disney Dining Plan so we wouldn't use the $25 credit at TRex. I figure we can eat and early dinner and we will still have a snack available on the plan so we can always snack later. It gives us time to go back to the parks for the evening or just spend some time at Disney Springs so we don't really mind the early time.