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  • On Feb 18, 2010
    Shari from GA Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

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    LOVE the panel, y'all are a great help! My question - Which WDW resort (regardless of cost) has the most dining options? Visiting in May and this will influence our decision where to stay. Thanks so much for your help!

    For the greatest selection of dining options, I would stay at one of the Boardwalk area hotels: the Boardwalk, Yacht Club, or Beach Club. These resorts are all within a five minute walk of each other and within a five minute walk of the World Showcase at Epcot. My family often stays at the Beach Club, specifically because we want to take advantage of the many restaurant opportunities. Some of the restaurants in, or within walking distance of the Beach Club include Cape May Cafe, Beaches and Cream, the Yachtsman Steakhouse, Flying Fish, Kouzina, ESPN Club, BlueZoo, as well as Epcot's Rose & Crown, Le Cellier, and MANY others.

    There is a similar situation with the resorts on the monorail line. For example, I stayed at the Contemporary resort's Bay Lake Tower last week. The Contemporary has Chef Mickey's, the Wave, the Contempo Cafe, the California Grill, and a few lounges. This is a great selection. But even better, I considered all the restaurants along the monorail line to be within our easy reach. This expanded our choices to include Ohana at the Polynesian, 1900 Park Fare at the Grand Floridian, as well as many others.

    The fewest dining options are at the value resorts. Those only have one food court per resort.
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