Busses after Ohana dinner

[tybrilinja]

Okay, I wasn't thinking when I booked a late dinner at Ohana's, but our reservation is at 9:15. I'm guessing we won't get out of there until after 10:00. So my question is, will the buses still be running in January at that time? I'm guessing not, since MK closes at 8:00 that day, but wasn't sure how they run from the hotels, or from TTA. Anyone who can help me I would appreciate it. I don't want to cancel, but if the buses aren't running I don't want to get stranded.

 

[goofy4tink]

You would be able to take a bus to DTD and then transfer to your resort bus from there. I guess it all depends on where you're trying to get to after 'Ohana!

 

[sam_gordon]

Worst case scenario you can always get a cab.

 

[wdwrich]

Taking a bus and transferring at DTD can take a really long time (at least an hour, most likely more). In your situation, the money spent on a cab will be well worth it.

 

[dsneygirl]

Taking a bus and transferring at DTD can take a really long time (at least an hour, most likely more). In your situation, the money spent on a cab will be well worth it.

Agreed. You probably won't get out of there until at least 10:15 (45 min is really pushing it) then another 20-30min to DTD, then wait for the other bust back to your resort and you are looking at 11:30.

 

[LilyWDW]

Taxi... that is the only way I would do it.

 

[PrincesCJM]

Another potential option could be to take the monorail to Epcot, then catch a bus there back to your hotel. That would be dependent upon Epcot being open later.

 

[pmso2]

Okay, I wasn't thinking when I booked a late dinner at Ohana's, but our reservation is at 9:15. I'm guessing we won't get out of there until after 10:00. So my question is, will the buses still be running in January at that time? I'm guessing not, since MK closes at 8:00 that day, but wasn't sure how they run from the hotels, or from TTA. Anyone who can help me I would appreciate it. I don't want to cancel, but if the buses aren't running I don't want to get stranded.

I would plan on well past 10PM, maybe closer to 11 PM for a dinner at Ohana. Ohana is a great experience, but is served in courses and depending on your waiter and how busy it is can be very slow.