Question about Ohana and Parking

[ruthfamilyvacationer]

We are staying offsite when we visit (DH has meeting). Anyways, the kids and I (13,3,2) would like to go to Ohanas for breakfast (after reading so many great reviews can I park @ the Polynesian (preferably valet) and then leave the car there for the day while we go to another park? Or maybe just for breakfast? Thanks!

 

[soupy11]

We are staying offsite when we visit (DH has meeting). Anyways, the kids and I (13,3,2) would like to go to Ohanas for breakfast (after reading so many great reviews can I park @ the Polynesian (preferably valet) and then leave the car there for the day while we go to another park? Or maybe just for breakfast? Thanks!

Three hour time limit as far as I know. You could park at the TTC and walk over or Monorail over....or valet park for breakie and then move the car back to the TTC.

 

[ruthfamilyvacationer]

This is my first visit as an "adult" so I have to do all the planning. How long would it take to get from TTC to Poly?

 

[TDC Nala]

Is there a time limit for valet parking? I wasn't aware that there was one - valet parking isn't free. Figured the time limit is to keep people who aren't guests at the resorts from parking free at the resorts to get to the parks.

 

[soupy11]

Is there a time limit for valet parking? I wasn't aware that there was one - valet parking isn't free. Figured the time limit is to keep people who aren't guests at the resorts from parking free at the resorts to get to the parks.

Good point! Never thought of that....it might just be a loophole....not a cost saver, but a potential time saver.

 

[ruthfamilyvacationer]

The price is not an issue. We are staying at our off site hotel for free (company trip) so cost doesnt really matter. I hope their is not a limit then I can just leave the car there and DH can meet up with us in the park (via taxi from meeting) later in the day. I wont have to move the car then. edited:spelling

 

[mef78]

Good point! Never thought of that....it might just be a loophole....not a cost saver, but a potential time saver.

Absolutely. We budget the $10/day valet cost and save TONS of time. Valet-ing at the Poly or Contemporary to have breakfast and then taking the monorail or walking in to the Magic Kingdom is a huge time saver. (And if you're going to pay for parking anyway...)

 

[mickaholic4077]

I always valet at The Poly when I go to MK. I have a handicaped placard and the parking is free(plus tip).