MK after parking at Contemporary with ADR

Sydnjozma

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We will be parking at the Contemporary for our California Grill dinner ADR. We were planning on go over to MK for EMH after dinner. How long can we stay parked at Contemporary? I've heard at times there is a 3 hour limit. Is this enforced late at night?EMH goes well past midnight. We are onsite guests.
 
Make it easy on yourself. Just pay for Valet. That way there is no question as to whether you should be there or not after 3 hours.
 
As a resort guest you may park for free at other resorts while visiting those resorts. Everywhere in the world, when you are done with your activities at one place and going elsewhere you are expected to take your car with you.

Exception: When you use the valet for parking at a Disney's resort, one fee covers an unlimited stay plus unlimited valet lot hopping (not including tips).

Exception: Walt Disney World allows you to park at one theme park or at a resort you are staying at and use Disney transportation to go to any point in WDW using Disney transportation.

Philosophical question for you: Suppose you arrive at the resort in your car for your restaurant reservation (ADR) and a portion of the lot has been reserved for guests staying at that resort and the remaining parking spaces are all taken? What would you do? What would you suggest?

One thing I would like to see is a system of kiosks at resorts where you can renew a 3 hour parking limit. You would not have to wait until 2 hours and 55 minutes into your 3 hour stay to renew but your next free parking increment runs 3 hours from when you renew. From time to time there may be additional mandatory renewal time windows such as during the fireworks at a nearby park.
 

As a resort guest you may park for free at other resorts while visiting those resorts.

Clarification: "resort guest" = the Walt Disney World Resort, not necessarily any one specific hotel. Anyone may park free in a hotel's general parking area while patronizing that hotel,for any reason.
 
Clarification: "resort guest" = the Walt Disney World Resort, not necessarily any one specific hotel. Anyone may park free in a hotel's general parking area while patronizing that hotel,for any reason.
Usually! There are times that only guests that are staying at the resort are allowed to park there. Doesn't happen often, but it does happen.
 
True. I just thought it necessary to not scare away off-site visitors with the wrong information.
 








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