Adult night out

[DlandMommy]

We decided to fly a friend out to help with the kids for 3 nights while were there .Since she'll be there in the parks with us my fiance and I can get on rides together which will be awesomeMy ?? is what is there to do at night after the parks close ? We would love to drink and dance but is that an option?Is there anything off property we can take a cab too?Thanks for any help

[DisneyTiff]

You might try the Boardwalk. Jellyrolls is always fun. There's also the Atlantic Dance Hall.

[mrsgaribaldi]

I've never been there but I've heard alot of good things about Jellyrolls and the Boardwalk area in general.

[MegPeg85]

My FAVORITE place is Jellyrolls! If you love music, I'm sure you'll like it. It's a dueling piano bar.

I've heard the Dance Hall is great too.

I recently went with friends to Disney. We spent one night in the West Side (in lieu of my usual visit at Adv Club ). We had dinner at House of Blues (try a Blues Burger!) and then went to the bar at Bongo's. It was a neat bar! We had a really fun bartender there!

[GoofTroop86]

I've only been to Jellyrolls once but it was great. It is now a must do on my future trips to WDW!

[TheRustyScupper]

1) On-Site
. . . Jellyrolls (dueling pianos, lots of fun)
. . . Atlantic Dance (dance hall, not very good)
. . . Grand Floridan (quiet, serene chamber music)
. . . Scat Cat Llounge (POFQ, jazz and blues)
2) Off-Site
. . . Universal Citywalk (GREAT fun, several bars)
. . . Howl at the Moon (dueling pianos)

[PAYROLL PRINCESS]

CMs recommended Jelly Rolls when we asked where to go since PI closed. Unfortunately we never made it there though.

[dmosher]

Personally I am not a fan of Dueling Pianos, so for me Jellyrolls is out. The Atlantic Dance Hall is great on the night s they do Swing and big-band, but the "club" music nights aren't my thing. Music over at House of Blues can be great or, we tend to just resort hop a bit, if you can work out the bus/transport services. Worst case scenario, each hotel has their own bar and if you are luck enough to be at WL, or a similar Deluxe resort (or PO resort which has it's own musician). the atmosphere and bar staff usually make a nice quiet drink out together a very memorable one. Also if you are at a decent resort, after parks close most parents put kids to bed, so the pools tend to be more adult friendly and quiet.

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[grumpydude]

The cool Piano Bar at Port Orleans Riverside, or Jelly Rolls.