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EPCOT; Mother and Son; Spaceship Earth
  • On Nov 9, 2012
    Greg from NC 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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    What time should we leave MK to drive to DD for ADR at T-Rex at 7pm? We will be leaving on a MVMCP night. Thanks!

    Hi Greg!!!  Greetings to a fellow Dad!!!

    I recently dined at T-Rex at Downtown Disney and had an awesome time!!  

    I would recommend you leaving the Magic Kingdom no later than 5:45pm.  This will allow you time to take the Monorail or Ferryboat over to the Transportation and Ticket Center and then take a tram to your car in the parking lot.  Once you factor in travel time to Downtown Disney, finding a parking spot, and then walking to T-Rex, you should arrive around 6:45pm or so.  If you do arrive a little early you can always walk around Downtown Disney for a few minutes before heading over for your Advance Dining Reservation.  

    I hope this helps and that you have a magical day!!

    Scott
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Hi. My name is Scott and I am from North Georgia. I have been married for over 10 years and have 1 son. I am a middle school Assistant Principal. I am excited to be a Dad on the WDW Moms Panel and can't wait to help you in your Disney Vacation Planning! Learn More About Scott

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