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[aboveH20]

I've gone to WDW in February the last couple years, and I'm headed there tomorrow .

It's been a long time since I've seen Tomorrowland Terrace open. Is is currently open? I know it's seasonal . . .are we in the season? I like to keep eating at different places, and while I've eaten there before, it was a long time ago.

Thanks for your help .

 

[elgerber]

I've gone to WDW in February the last couple years, and I'm headed there tomorrow .

It's been a long time since I've seen Tomorrowland Terrace open. Is is currently open? I know it's seasonal . . .are we in the season? I like to keep eating at different places, and while I've eaten there before, it was a long time ago.

Thanks for your help .

It was not open this week when we were there.

 

[aboveH20]

It was not open this week when we were there.

That was my hunch based on previous trips.

So. . . no Wishes Dessert Party either, correct?

PS Congrats on taking a Dream trip. At the risk of making me insanely jealous, what's a double dip?

 

[BriarRosie]

"Seasonal" in Disney-speak means during times of high crowds, like the December holidays, Spring Break, things like that. When the crowds are not high, they close these places.

 

[atksn]

They are open for dessert party this week- I don't remember which day, but I had thought about booking it. There was still availability a few days ago. As being open for "regular food", I would doubt it- we always go the week and a half leading up to President's weekend, and I have never seen it open during any of our trips.

 

[aboveH20]

"Seasonal" in Disney-speak means during times of high crowds, like the December holidays, Spring Break, things like that. When the crowds are not high, they close these places.

We went President's Week a number of years ago. I wonder if that's when I remember it being open.

They are open for dessert party this week- I don't remember which day, but I had thought about booking it. There was still availability a few days ago.

OOOOOOO, gonna go check that out. Thanks for the info.