1sttimedisneymama
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We are trying to switch resorts but won't if it's gonna cost us way more
Sassagoula Floatworks and Food Factory food court refurbishment
In order to continue delivering the best possible experience for our Guests, we are commited to refreshing and enhancing our offerings. Beginning July 11, Sassagoula Floatworks and Food Factory food court will be closed for future enhancements. When assisting Guests with reservations at Disney’s Port Orleans Resorts through this fall, please share these alternative food and beverage options:
- An alternative dining experience will be available adjacent to the lobby and Scat Cat’s Lounge. This location will be serving Guest favorites such as jambalaya, gumbo, po-boy sandwiches, other hot and cold entrees and our famous beignets. A selection of grab ‘n’ go meals also will be available for purchase.
- Guests can dine at Riverside Mill Food Court or have dinner at Boatwright’s Dining Hall (open from 5-10 p.m.) at our neighboring resort, Disney’s Port Orleans Resort – Riverside. Bus transportation will run from 7 a.m.-midnight to accommodate Guests who wish to take advantage of this alternative.
- In-room pizza delivery service will continue to be available from 4 p.m.-midnight. The menu includes pizza, hot and cold sandwiches and pasta, which can be ordered by pressing “Dining Options” on your in-room phone.
. What a mess.
Why a mess? There will be an alternative to the food court provided, located in the old Bonfamille's restaurant area. And of course it will serve breakfast, and provide drinks too. We don't know the exact menu details as yet (I'm not sure even Disney know that yet) but I would suspect it may be slightly trimmed down from the original food court options (but then that menu changes regularly anyway).
However I am quite certain that Disney won't let their guests starve!
Andre
I just don't like that when I booked literally a few days ago it wasn't mentioned. I'll live, but it sort of irks me.
Does anyone know if we will be able to use tables in wonderland if we do access the food court at Riverside during the refurbishment? That's one of the little hidden perks of eating at French quarter in my opinion.
I think what wendybeth75 was asking is will Riverside accept the TIW for the food court during the renovation of POFQ, since it usually does not.Yes, as there is no table-service location at POFQ it should still be accepted.
Andre
I think what wendybeth75 was asking is will Riverside accept the TIW for the food court during the renovation of POFQ, since it usually does not.
So, Since Riverside has a table-service location, they do not take TIW for QS...correct? Even for those from POFQ who take the special bus just for dining?I wouldn't have thought so, as there's no reason for them to since Boatwright's already takes TiW. The only food courts which accept TiW are ones where there is no full-service location at the same resort.
Andre
So, Since Riverside has a table-service location, they do not take TIW for QS...correct? Even for those from POFQ who take the special bus just for dining?
Are there any images of the Bonfamille area? Just wondering what it looks like.
If we didn't receive an email does that mean that this wont coincide with our stay? We are arriving Nov 29th.
Do you not read the news posts on my site?http://www.portorleans.org/news.php?first=140616
This is how it looked last Christmas when it was specially re-opened (as table service) for the festive period:
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Andre