Paying to park at one resort, visitng another.

[yorkieteacher]

Not sure this is the right forum. If we have dining reservations at Wilderness Lodge before MNSSHP, and have paid to park at AOA, can we drive to WL and eat, take the ferry to MK, and come back for our car after the party?

 

[Polydweller]

The short answer is no. Parking at a resort for an ADR is just that, parking for an ADR. The resort lots are not for theme park access, they simply aren’t big enough to handle everyone who might do this plus give parking to the resorts own guests.

Just as you would expect to find parking at AOA when you return so do the people who are staying at WL when they return. Paying at your home resort applies only to your home resort and gives no special privileges at another resort. So you can park for your ADR and then need to move the car afterwards.

Your best tactic may be to park at the TTC, take ferry or monorail to MK, then the WL resort launch for your ADR. Then reverse the steps to go to the party and return home.

 

[cadawson]

Drive to WL for your ADR. Then, drive to the TTC for the party. Your parking at TTC is included with your resort. Or, take the bus to MK from AOA, boat to WL, boat back to MK, then bus back to AOA.

 

[Lynne M]

The parking fees are getting a little confusing.

Paying for overnight parking at your resort is just that - a fee for keeping your car in your resort parking lot overnight. It doesn't come with any privileges for parking at other resorts.

The same rules for self-parking at Disney resorts where you're not a registered guest still apply. You can park in the resort lot while you're visiting that resort. In other words, while you're dining, shopping, or doing a recreational activity. You're supposed to move the car once you're no longer at the resort.

 

[yorkieteacher]

Thanks everyone-we will drive to MK and park there before our ADR, take the WL resort ferry to our ADR and back to MK, leave MK by our car.