Question about ADRs at other resorts

[Mermaid_Ariel]

Okay, this might be a stupid question..

If we have ADRs at another resort, how do we physically get there if we don't rent a car?

 

[MickeyNicki]

From any park just hop on the bus or monorail or boat to that resort. Then after you eat take the same transportation back to the park and then get on the bus to your resort.

Or you can take a cab

 

[Mermaid_Ariel]

From any park just hop on the bus or monorail or boat to that resort. Then after you eat take the same transportation back to the park and then get on the bus to your resort.

Or you can take a cab

There's buses that go from resort to resort? Is there one from the Caribbean?

 

[DisneyJimbo]

There's buses that go from resort to resort? Is there one from the Caribbean?

Unfortunately, the busses don't go from resort-to-resort. They go from resort-to-park.

So, you would need to take a bus from your resort to a park. Then, once at the park, you switch buses to the one that is headed to the resort where your reservation is.

You'll need to remember to allow enough time for that travel and bus switching...probably atleast 30-45 minutes.

 

[ldmilton]

Follow MickeyNicki's advice...take your resort's bus to the park nearest the resort where you have your ADR then take the bus/monorail/boat to the resort for dinner. Reverse this to get back to your home resort.

We stayed at AKL last year and had no trouble getting to dinner at CA Grill, Spoodles at the Boardwalk, and Artist's Point at WL. Just be sure to allow enough time and enjoy! If you are pressed for time, take a cab.

We actually had fun taking the monorail from MK to the Contemporary and the boat to WL. We took a bus to Epcot and then the boat to the Boardwalk. We walked back to Epcot after dinner...it was a beautiful evening and very relaxing.

We actually had our car, but parked it when we arrived at AKL and did not get back in it until we left 10 days later!!!

 

[helenabear]

Another option is taking a bus to DtD and then to the resort of choice. I found the wait times at DtD seemed less than any park I went to.

 

[AKLRULZ]

The bus system is efficient, but can be very time consuming. Plan a good amount of travel time to your destination if you don't rent a vehicle.

Enjoy your Disney dining!

 

[Merryweather]

Another option is taking a bus to DtD and then to the resort of choice. I found the wait times at DtD seemed less than any park I went to.

We find DTD the easiest as there are so many resort buses going back and forth at night. If you use a park bus you have to remember to check what time they close. Give yourself about 60-90 minutes for transportation.

Another option is simply having bell services at either end call for a taxi. We usually do this rather than drive when we have ADRs at the Swan or Dolphin since they want $9. for parking and DO NOT validate.