Dinner at Magic Kingdom?
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Dinner at Magic Kingdom?
Just wondering if anyone had suggestions on where to make dinner reservations that are convenient to Magic Kingdom? I know that there is not much in the way of table service meals in that park but is anything relatively close by? The reservation will be for 2 adults. Thanks!!
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California Grill <http://tinyurl.com/6tmf5>, in the Contemporary Resort, overlooks the Magic Kingdom and is one of our favorites. You won't be disappointed.
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Lots of Magic Kingdom info at http://allears.net/din/dining.htm see links to the left for the resorts. Contemporary and Polynesian are the closest and are on the Monorail line.
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Hello sylvio
The Grand Floridian is but a short boat ride away from the Magic Kingdom. They've got several restaurants to choose from.
Definitely check the menus on allears. Gives you a good idea of pricing as well as menu choices.
Happy travels!
The Grand Floridian is but a short boat ride away from the Magic Kingdom. They've got several restaurants to choose from.
Definitely check the menus on allears. Gives you a good idea of pricing as well as menu choices.
Happy travels!
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If you choose to visit a restaurant inside another park, you'll have to pay a day's park admission or use a Park Hopper pass to enter. All of the EPCOT international restaurants are inside the park.
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In the MK itself we have eaten at Cindarella's Castle for dinner twice. Not a character meal - we enjoyed both dinners. We've also eaten at the Liberty Tree Tavern which is a character dinner. I thought the food was pretty decent. Ohana's at the Polynesian is fun for families but it does have a view of the fireworks with the music piped in. Not sure if two adults would enjoy it but they do have very nice adult cocktails in fresh pineapples.
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Meant to mention that there is no alcohol served in the Magic Kingdom itself, so if you like wine or a cocktail with your dinner you should head to one of the hotels on the monorail (Contemporary, Polynesian and Grand Floridian). Wilderness Lodge is a relaxing boat ride away.