Restaurants in Resorts for Quick Service Dining Plan

[Squishy15]

Hi all,

I was wondering which resort restaurants are open very late (9 and later) that would be on the quick service dining plan. We will be in SeaWorld and Universal for 3 of our 9 days and would like to be able to use our quick service meals for those days on late dinners back at Disney. We are going to use our table service meals and remaining 6 quick service meals on our 6 Disney days. Don't want to pay extra for dinner at the other parks since we have meals already paid for at Disney. Any and all help would be greatly appreciated!! Thank you

 

[shanejoseph]

To my knowledge, all Moderate and Economy Resorts have Food Courts, which are quick service qualifying. I've stayed at several, and closed down parks, even EMHs. I've always seen people still being served. As far as their exact hours, I don't know.

 

[deakam]

Most of our of the resort counter service spots have at least one of the stations open until 11pm or later. Most Stations are open until 10pm. This is what we have encountered during all of our stays which have been in February, May, November, September and October.

 

[DaughteroftheKing]

Ditto to the other posters.

Also, on the WDW website you can pull up the menu for the food court of whatever resorts you are considering. It will say what is open late (not ALL menu items are available at late hours, but there is usually something).

For example, we are going to be staying at Port Orleans Riverside. The grill station (cajun chicken sandwich, bbq, etc) closes at 11pm. The carving station (fresh turkey, roast beef) closes at 10pm. Also closing at 10 is the "specialty shop" with tuna salad sandwiches, muffaletta flatbread, and soups.
The pizza and pasta section is open until midnight (pizza, ziti, breadsticks).

We stayed at POP last time and I seem to recall it being similar---plenty of stuff open until 10pm, after that you're limited to pizza/pasta meals.

 

[Shagley]

You can also get prepackaged food if that would work better for you. You can get a prepackaged sandwich (or salad), bottled drink and dessert for a CS credit (you might get chips too, I don't remember). Then you could put them in your room fridge and eat whenever you get back no matter what time it is. It might not be as good as a hot meal, but it is another option.