Seems like one would have to go to dinner at something like 3pm haha to get near there!
We usually try to go for a late lunch after the beach and definitely not on the weekends. Disappointed about Serg and the mask situation. It may be takeout this year for us.
It's our favorite; however, we avoided it this past week as social media posts (their own) showed it to be packed. We drove by it twice, and cars were typically stacked up in their parking lot. Not sure you can do much social distancing there. Still no reservations. We've had some success with going around 4 p.m. right before the huge crowds hit. We've sat at the bar twice and outdoor a couple of times in addition to the indoor seating. It's a good place but always busy. Oh, if you show up early for their brunch on Sunday morning, then you might not have to wait as long. That, too, has worked for us in the past. However, until the coronavirus becomes a more of an historical issue than a current event, we'll not likely go back to Skull Creek.
Darn near that, yes!
Yes, not interested in mulling around even if outside in big crowds during pandemic waiting for table...not worth it.
A CM told me the Activities sheet this week will be the same as last week, and that it will remain the same for the near future as they are limited as to what they can do.
Tons of mask wearing now, you should probably stay home.
Yes it is open year-round.
Why does someone having an opinion different than you seem to offend you so much?
I'm watching for the same reason. Plus drinking...LOL
We were there the day the resort opened. The first couple of days, hardly anyone wasn't wearing a mask around the property except in the pool which is exempt. By days three and four, we saw several adults and many children walking around the grounds without them. There were still more who did than didn't, but it was disturbing to see guest already flouting the rules. . .rules not suggestions. Management CMs would ask people to put them on when they saw the non-mask wearers, but they can't be everywhere. And we saw two young men (20s) walking along the boardwalk, and a manager kindly asked them to put on a mask. They did. . .until the manager walked off and one of them took off his mask and continued on his way. Short of upsetting guest with constant nagging, I don't see how Disney can do much more. Still, relying on people to do the right thing, be polite, and obey the rules clearly isn't going to work, either.
