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EPCOT; Mother and Son; Spaceship Earth
  • On Apr 28, 2013
    Rebecca 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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    We will be visiting WDW in a week and were considering breakfast at 1900 Park Fare. We are not going to be staying at a WDW resort this time, but can we still dine at a resort even though we are not a resort guest? Also, which park should we visit after?

    Hi, Rebecca!  You can dine anywhere on Walt Disney World property, whether you are a resort guest or not.  As long as there are still table available, you are welcome to come and eat, shop, or just browse around the resort.  I love doing that!

    If you haven't made a reservation yet, you can go to Disney Dining Reservations and see what's available.  Some restaurants can get busy, so check as soon as you know which day you'll want to visit.

    As for the theme park, I'd probably do either the Magic Kingdom or EPCOT.  Are you taking a shuttle from your resort to Walt Disney World?  If you are, you can just hop on the monorail at the Grand Floridian and be at the Magic Kingdom or EPCOT in a few minutes.  If you have your own car, it's a quick drive into either of those parks as well.  You may want to see what time you'll be having breakfast and make a decision based on that.  I prefer the Magic Kingdom if I can get there early, so if breakfast is later, I'd go with EPCOT.

    I hope this helps!  Have a great vacation!
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