How To Ride The Resort Monorail Just For The Views

[tiggermiller's mom]

THIS YEAR WE'RE STAYING OFF SITE AND DON'T QUITE KNOW HOW TO OR IF WE CAN WE RIDE THE RESORT MONORAIL JUST TO GIVE OUR FRIENDS (FIRST TRIP) A TOUR OF THE HOTELS?/

CAN WE TAKE IT FROM THE TTC? IS THERE A CHARGE?? I FORGET!!!

IS THERE A WAY TO PARK AT THE RESORTS WITHOUT THOSE HOTEL "CARDS" ON THE DASHBOARD?

ANY HELP WILL BE APRECIATED!!

 

[Disneydenise]

I don't think you can park for more a few hours at a resort and that is even if you are a resort guest. I would park at the TTC and take the monorail for the resort area . There is no charge to ride the monorail but you are suppose to have a pass to the parks. I have never been asked to show an ID card to ride it though.

 

[Tluvs2talk]

I'm with Disneydenise. I would park at the TTC and take the resort monorail over. We have stayed on property over 25 times and have only been asked for I.D maybe twice to board Disney transportation.

 

[Janet2k]

Tiggermiller's mom, how 'bout making a breakfast, lunch, or dinner reservation at one of the monorail resorts? Then you could park at the resort for your meal and take a quick monorail ride afterwards. Heck, you could monorail over to, say, the Contemp for dessert? And then monorail over to the Poly for after-dessert drinks. You could make a real fun evening out of it. You'd get to check out the monorail resorts, sample their restaurants, and ride the rails to boot. It would give a whole new meaning to resort hopping.

 

[tiggermiller's mom]

THANKS EVERYONE--JANET K2--GREAT IDEA ABOUT THE RESORT HOPPING.

I THINK THE KIDS WILL LOVE THE SUSPENSE OF "WHAT WE'RE GOING TO DO AT THE NEXT STOP".