March Madness at the All Star Resorts

[Delta Hog]

I'm a biiiiiggggggg NCAA basketball tournament fan and just realized that our time at the park & resorts is going to coincide with the big first weekend of the tournament (March 20-23).

Is there somewhere like a "sports bar" at any of the All Star resorts (for obvious example, All Star Sports) where you can watch multiple games like this? What about inside the parks themselves -- any TVs in any of the restaurants?

 

[spiceycat]

EPSN over on the BW is probably your best bit.

 

[episode]

EPSN over on the BW is probably your best bit.

Yup, ESPN would be the place to go. However, its going to be packed.

 

[MsStinkerBelle]

Is there somewhere like a "sports bar" at any of the All Star resorts (for obvious example, All Star Sports) where you can watch multiple games like this? What about inside the parks themselves -- any TVs in any of the restaurants?

The best would be the ESPN zone. That will most likely be crazy-packed. I'd go there if at all possible.

While it isn't a 'sports bar', another one I like is Tambu Lounge at the Polynesian. Nice huge screen TV and great drinks and snacks.

 

[Delta Hog]

Technicality....since it will have TVs and food anyway. But I have been to several ESPN Zones in other cities and do not like their food. When I go to espnzone.com it shows the nationwide locations -- and Orlando is not listed.

A little googling shows me that the one in Orlando is called "ESPN Club", NOT ESPN Zone. So what's the difference? Is the food better? I sure hope so.

 

[spiceycat]

well it was - haven't been in a while - others have say it changed and not in a good way.

go ask over on the restuarant board.

http://www.disboards.com/forumdisplay.php?f=14