Silly Question

[smye1stdisneycruise]

Are you able to dine at resort restaraunts if you are not actually staying anywhere on Disney property? We are heading down to Orlando for March break and I know my daughter would love to eat at Beaches & Cream after our day at Seaworld. TIA

 

[bitohoney]

Yes, you sure can!

 

[Cheshire Figment]

Yes, there are no restrictions. However, once you get there and park at either Yacht or Beach Club you will find that there will probably be more than a one hour wait to get in. Spring Break time is very crowded and there are no reservations and it cannot hold many people.

 

[PearlySwan]

Are you able to dine at resort restaraunts if you are not actually staying anywhere on Disney property? We are heading down to Orlando for March break and I know my daughter would love to eat at Beaches & Cream after our day at Seaworld. TIA

^^^ Not a silly question at all. People who aren't staying on Disney property can dine at any Disney resort restaurant. Just make sure you make reservations ahead of time. You can do this on-line or over the phone. Have fun!

 

[TDC Nala]

Nope, it's perfectly OK. However, Cheshire Figment is right about your probably having a long wait, so have a backup plan if you don't want to wait. Beaches & Cream doesn't take reservations.

If you don't have park admission, you obviously can't eat at any restaurant inside a theme park, but you can visit the restaurants in the resorts.