Is valet parking at resort legal??

[kapica3]

Trying to find a way to park all day at a resort other than the one at which I am staying, due to having breakfast ps, dinner ps and finally illuminations cruise from that same resort (while trying to visit Epcot between these ps's and cruise.)


I know that for a ps you are issued a 3 hr parking pass but this will not do for my situation. (Although in total I would be issued 9 hours worth of passes, it would still not help as I have more hours in between without passes.)

QUESTION:
If I pay and valet park at that resort does this "legally" entitle me all-day parking??

 

[DMRick]

I was told yes.

 

[GailT]

Been there done that. I have valet parked at the boardwalk and stayed most of the afternoon and night,

 

[ducklite]

Yes, EXCEPT...if it's really busy and the lot is full, they might turn you away.

Anne

 

[DMRick]

Yes, EXCEPT...if it's really busy and the lot is full, they might turn you away.

When asked if it's ever a problem, we were told that it wouldn't be for us..the drivers would have further to go, but they would always make room in a further lot.

Have you been turned away? I wonder if that was before ther was a charge?

 

[ducklite]

Rick,

I haven't, but we are usually there during slower times.

Some posters reported being turned away from a couple of resorts last summer because the valet lots were full, and they were only accepting guests of those resorts.

I'm sure the Cont. wa one of the resorts, but want to think the BC might have been the other.

Just wanted the OP to be aware that this *could* happen, and to have an alternate plan, just in case.

Anne

 

[Sammie]

Depends on which resort, what time of year and how full the resort is. They have turned away guests at the Polynesian unless they had a Poly ID before. Not often but it can happen. Usually holiday crowd.

If you have an early PS and late PS and cruise I would think you would be ok.

I guess until it becomes a problem for the resort guest to get in valet, it will be allowed.