Final: Disney Lifts Highly Restrictive Dining Policy for Guests
Disney restored mobile ordering for nonresort guests at three Monorail hotels, ending a restriction that had limited access to visitors staying elsewhere.
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Final: Disney Lifts Highly Restrictive Dining Policy for Guests
The Monorail resort loop at Walt Disney World is one of the most enjoyable ways to spend a day that does not involve a theme park ticket. The Contemporary, the Polynesian, and the Grand Floridian each offer something distinct, and taking the monorail between them with no particular agenda, stopping for food, drinks, or just to absorb the atmosphere, is a tradition that Disney regulars have been doing for decades. It does not cost anything beyond…
Disney Eliminates Unpopular Dining Restriction Without Warning
There was a period not long ago where trying to mobile order from Capt. Cook's at the Polynesian or Gasparilla Island Bar and Grill at the Grand Floridian while not staying at either resort led to a dead end. The My Disney Experience app would surface a message informing you that mobile ordering at that location was reserved for resort guests, and unlike some Disney friction points that resolve with a tap, this one actually blocked you from proc…
Disney Ends Highly Controversial Dining Policy Restriction
We are genuinely happy about this one. Credit: Disney For a while, trying to mobile order from the Monorail resorts without a reservation there was a frustrating exercise in being told no. Open My Disney Experience, navigate to Capt. Cook’s at the Polynesian, get the message that mobile ordering is for resort guests, tap through it hopefully, and hit a wall. The Gasparilla Island Bar and Grill at the Grand Floridian? Same wall. The Contemporary?…
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