Parks close early...what to do at night???

[idgy]

We'll be visiting in October and I keep thinking about how early the parks close...What are we going to do all evening?!?! (don't know if it will be too cold to swim)

Maybe we could start a list of ideas...I've got a couple:

Have a nice dinner

Play Putt-Putt

Anyone have any other ideas or suggestions?

 

[Metro West]

You're off to a good start...

Don't forget the movie theater is there and you can do a "dinner and a movie" deal for about $22 or so. It's a really good deal.

 

[RMulieri]

It shouldn't be too cold to swim.We swam in january

 

[damo]

They have nice hot tubs out there too. We like to wander around Citywalk.

We tend to go to bed pretty early....gotta get up early to do the parks and it is generally a very full day.

 

[JessicaR]

The pools are heated and the hot tubs are great. You should have dive in movies at each hotel.

CityWalk is open - do some window shopping - grab a cocktail from Margaritaville and walk around. Sometimes there are concerts at CW.

Visit each on-site at night - Portofino is especially beautiful at night out on the Piazza. At sundown Musica della Notte.

See The Blue Man Group.

Check out the Hard Rock Live concert schedule.

Royal Pacific has The Luau.

Velvet Sessions at HRH may be having a concert.

Movie Theatre at CW and Mini Golf.

Dueling pianos at Pat O'Brien's.

CityWalk's Rising Star karaoke club.

 

[lightmoonstone]

Downtown Disney? I always found it awesome and spent a lot of time there eating Ghiradelli ice cream.

 

[damo]

Downtown Disney? I always found it awesome and spent a lot of time there eating Ghiradelli ice cream.

No, Citywalk. You wandered onto the Universal board, lol.

 

[Panagiota]

Prime Outlets on International Drive are open till 11pm most nights. That would be my choice

 

[peaches00]

We were there last year at beginning of November and swam every night at portofino. It was beautiful!

 

[Momw/aplan]

No, Citywalk. You wandered onto the Universal board, lol.

 

[idgy]

Thanks for all the great ideas...I'm adding them to my list!

I found another one to share: Go to HRH and tour the memorabilia. I read somewhere the concierge has a self guided map of the different floors and lobby memorabilia.