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We arrive this Sunday but staying offsite for the night, our reservation doesn't start until Monday.. my question, will we be able to go hotel hopping that Sunday? We want to visit a couple of the different hotels that have their Christmas decor up while we have a free day. :mickey:
Should not be a problem. You do not need park tickets, or a current reservation, to visit the resorts, so enjoy!!!
BTW -- You may need to pay for parking (TTC or Disney Springs or the resort itself [probably not]) to get started, but it's well worth it to see the decorations.
OK awesome! Thanks so much!
We have never had to pay for parking to visit Disney Springs or any of the resorts. Unless we chose to valet.Quote:
Originally Posted by PopPhan
Op, you should be able to go visit the resorts without a problem. The only problem I can see would be when some of the more popular resorts are super busy they may not allow you to park there. We ran into this problem at Yacht and Beach Club recently. They would not allow us to park there and valet was full. We were told to find another place to park and take Disney transportation there.
Ah, gotcha. Well I think we wanted to do AK Lodge and the Grand for the ginger bread house. Hopefully they'll be no issue with parking!
Make sure to also visit Wilderness Lodge. Its one of the best!
All monorail resorts are fun to visit for then holidays, and the Epcot loop resorts as well.
We did this on Christmas Day and had a lot of fun. We parked at DS and took the resort bus to GF. From there, we used the resort monorail to hit Contempo and Poly and then took a bus back to DS and drove over to AKL.
Take advantage of all the forms of transportation, you can spend a whole day on Disney's dime. ;)