Parking Fees

[Sal]

We are travelling to disney world next January and have to hire a car as we are booking with Travel City Direct. I was wandering if we will have to pay a parking fee to keep it at PFQ for two weeks(where we hope to stay) or at the parks if staying on disney property. If so, does anyone know the cost for a day?

Thanks

Sal

 

[coasterphil]

You won't have to pay anything to park at the resort or at the parks if you are a Disney resort guest.

 

[KingStefan]

If you are staying on-site, parking is included free of additional charge both at the hotel and parks.

 

[lilclerk]

If you're staying on Disney property, you get free parking.

Woah, what they said :lol:

 

[mousermerf]

To clarify a bit and ease your worries - at check-in the resort will offer (or you can ask if they forget) to get a parking pass for the car. It will be free. You place it on your dashboard, and it will grant you free parking anywhere at Disney (well, except Valet) for the length of your stay.

You don't have to drive the car everywhere though, you can take the Disney buses to the theme parks or the boat from POFQ to downtown disney.

 

[shoppingnut]

In January I would drive to the parks as it's much quicker.

 

[CAPTAIN HOOK]

In January I would drive to the parks as it's much quicker.

Why - are the roads longer in winter ???

 

[Master Yoda]

Why - are the roads longer in winter ???

What, you did not know that they straighten out the roads in the US around the first of every year?:lookaroun


:lol:

 

[RiversideBunny]

The essential curvature of the earth is less pronounced during months that have an 'R' in the name thus linear distance on surface routes is marginally shortened.

Conversely, on an aquatic basis, fresh oysters should not be eaten in months that do not have an 'R'.

 

[FBullock]

Actual, as we all know, THINGS to tend to shrink in colder weather.......

 

[Nero the dog]

Except water which increases in volume as it cools and freezes.

 

[KingStefan]

...it will grant you free parking anywhere at Disney (well, except Valet) for the length of your stay...

Well, there are some exceptions. And the rules keep changing.

Depending on the crowd levels, they sometimes will not let a non-Poly resort guest park at the Poly unless you have meal reservations. During these times, I have not tried to say that I was dining at the their Quick Service restaurant, for example, or that I was going to the lounge or somthing. I do know that they try to restrict parking.

But if you have meal reservations - no problem.

There may be some other restrictions. idk. But generally you can park MOST everywhere on the property for no fee by flashing your pass.

(Of course you can't park backstage, etc., but that kinda goes without saying).

 

[tjkref418]

Actual, as we all know, THINGS to tend to shrink in colder weather.......

:lookaroun:ROFLOL: