ESPN Club Questions

[amyb9]

Looking to go to ESPN Club on a Friday night. Too busy? Do they take PS or Res's? AND- most importantly- I heard the tables have playstation games at them?!?!? Do we pay extra for these and how do they work????

 

[cdpa4d]

I can't comment on the Play Station games because I have never used them. However, as far as crowds go at ESPN it depends on the sporting events of that particular day. If there is a big televised event, i.e. NBA Finals, Final Four, etc....it will be packed.
Good luck and have a great trip!
ADP

 

[stinkerbelle]

Originally posted by amyb9
Looking to go to ESPN Club on a Friday night. Too busy? Do they take PS or Res's? AND- most importantly- I heard the tables have playstation games at them?!?!? Do we pay extra for these and how do they work????

nope- no PS's or Res's. first come first serve...basically stand in line.


I've eaten there twice and never see play station games personally.

 

[HappyGramma]

amyb9, There is some type of a video game at the booths, wether it's playstation or not I couldn't tell you. My DD and DN played when we were there in Feb 03. There is no cost but I think that they asked for a drivers license that they hold and give it back when you return the joy sticks.

 

[luvpooh]

the play station games are only in the booths on the bar side (used to be smoking), it is a seat yourself, first-come first serve section; people can get vicious at busy times (like Sunday football!). You rent the controllers in the gift shop and have to leave your license or room key with them. There is another section (left side of restaurant) that has a line you wait on to be seated (you don't give your name and sit down like a regular restaurant, you have to stand in line until there's a table available).

As far as it being busy on a Friday night, it depends on what time of year and if there's any big sporting events happening. For example, if you're going during the March Madness college basketball tourney time, it may be really crowded.