Now that I made reservations, how do I?

[Jasperann]

Okay I have a reservation for 1900 Park Fare. It is on a day that we will be at MK. So what is the easiest way to this restaurant from there? And one other question. Is the hotel that Ohana is located in, on the Monorail? Thanks a lot!

 

[Silver Queen]

Yes, both The Grand Floridian (1900 Park Fare) and the Polynesian are on the monorail. Make sure you take the resort monorail from the MK. I would also recommend picking up a guide for WDW. A guide will help you feel a little bit more informed on so many levels. If you don't care to get a guide just keep reading the Dis. It's full of helpful info. Have fun!

 

[downsouth]

1900 Park Faire is in the Grand Floridian (on the monorail). Take the resort monorail from the MK, the GF will be last stop before you get back around to the MK

Ohana is at The Polynesian (on the monorail as well). Stop just before the GF.

 

[Jasperann]

Thanks so much! I think I'll get a guide before we go. I was just doing so little planning now.

 

[mickeyluv'r]

Okay....the correct answer is that you can take either the RESORT monorail or the boat launch from MK to get to GF. If you take the monorail, make sure it is the resort monorail. It will stop at CR-TTC-Poly - THEN Grand Floridian which is your stop. You an also take tht boat which goes from MK directly to GF, then ot teh Poly and then back to MK. The monorail runs more frequently and travels faster, but since GF is the fourth stop - the boat maybe faster if you time it correctly. (i.e. if you see a boat approaching the dock, probably try the boat. If you just miss the boat, go up the monorail ramp.)

1900 Park Fare is just inside the lobby of GF, onthe ground floor. You'll need to take the elevator to the first floor then head toward the resort entrance. If you are entering teh building's main entrance (under the monorail station) then 1900PF will be on the left.

I'd allow about 25 minutes from the ENTRANCE of MK to get to your ADR. You are supposed to arrive a few minutes before your ADR, and that should be about the right amount of time.