Dining at MK on GD Saturday

[DrGaellon]

I generally find the restaurants inside the Magic Kingdom less than appealing, so I made us dinner reservations at Narcoosee's for GayDays Saturday. I've since been told Narcoosee's has a "business casual" dress code. Can anyone confirm that? Will they refuse to seat us in our red GayDays t-shirts? If so, can anyone recommend an alternative?

 

[jackskellingtonsgirl]

I generally find the restaurants inside the Magic Kingdom less than appealing, so I made us dinner reservations at Narcoosee's for GayDays Saturday. I've since been told Narcoosee's has a "business casual" dress code. Can anyone confirm that? Will they refuse to seat us in our red GayDays t-shirts? If so, can anyone recommend an alternative?

I don't think they are hard core on the dress code unless you are shirtless and in swim trunks.

 

[ConcKahuna]

I don't think they are hard core on the dress code unless you are shirtless and in swim trunks.

Correct. No swim trunks, cut-offs, or tank-tops allowed. I don't think they'll let you in with flip-flops either.

One of my favorite places to eat in the MK is The Plaza.

 

[DrGaellon]

I had been told collared shirts and dressy shorts; good to know they've relaxed the rules.

 

[ConcKahuna]

Polo shirts and dressy shorts IS the rule, but they tend to not argue the point. They understand that people are going to be coming in from the parks.

 

[jackskellingtonsgirl]

You can always bring a couple of collared shirts and keep them in a locker. Grab them on your way to the monorail, pop into the restroom at the GF to change. I do make DH and DS wear collared shirts to all of our signature ADRs, but we go back to the room every afternoon so it's not a pain to change.

 

[DrGaellon]

You can always bring a couple of collared shirts and keep them in a locker. Grab them on your way to the monorail, pop into the restroom at the GF to change. I do make DH and DS wear collared shirts to all of our signature ADRs, but we go back to the room every afternoon so it's not a pain to change.

Or in the backpack... I always carry one with a couple of frozen bottles of water, the spare camera card and battery... Good idea; thanks! (I hate going back to the hotel, so we probably won't.)

 

[Schotz]

It's a semi casual seafood place. I never ate there because I don't like seafood but I find that Gasperella's which is within 300 feet of that place is open 24/7. It has a good selection of good food, wine, beer, it's quick serve but a great view of the castle outside. You should pass it on the way there.

 

[wcpamotm]

You can always bring a couple of collared shirts and keep them in a locker. Grab them on your way to the monorail, pop into the restroom at the GF to change. I do make DH and DS wear collared shirts to all of our signature ADRs, but we go back to the room every afternoon so it's not a pain to change.

Great suggestion (or reminder, as the case may be)! I actually own a collared red Polynesian Resort shirt, which I thought would be fun to wear for dinner at 'Ohana that night. Perhaps I'll stash it in a locker for the day and change from a red t-shirt.