Parking for a dinner ressie

[pennymike]

We are driving into WDW......we typically fly in. We are staying @ SSR via DVC. We have dinner reservations at 3 different resorts over our stay. Will we have any issues with parking for dinner if we drive in with our own car? (have used the bus system in the past, but buses are a pain for dinner reservations). Thanks!

 

[_auroraborealis_]

For dinner, likely not. Depending on where yOu are dining, you will need to move the car after dinner, however.

 

[Epcot82Guy]

I will say, they are getting much more strict on their policies here. If you have a reservation, they should allow you to park. The one exception may be the Monorail resorts. I've not tried with a formal reservation, but we've been turned away trying to go to Trader Sam's and to Citricos without an advance reservation. You can, however, always park in the MK lot and walk (to Poly) or take the monorail or ferry.

 

[hawaiilife]

If you have an ADR, there will be no problems parking in the lot associated with the ressie. Including the monorail resorts. Even with them becoming more strict, there is never an issue if you have an ADR.

 

[dansdad]

If you have an ADR, there will be no problems parking in the lot associated with the ressie. Including the monorail resorts. Even with them becoming more strict, there is never an issue if you have an ADR.

That's not 100% accurate. At least 5 or 6 times we've had to pay for valet to at the Contemporary when we've had an ADR for California Grill. We've even had to park at the TTC when we had an ADR for Chef Mickeys and Ohana when the regular and valet lots were both full.

 

[ellie05]

Never had an issue parking at a resort for an ADR. We have been to California grill, chef mickeys, Kona, etc. the most recent one in December we had a Kona reservation we were able to park no problem. We've never used valet.

 

[BigAlsGal]

I also haven't had a problem (so far). Have eaten at chef mickeys, ohana, trails end, beaches and cream.