Bar-b-que at the resorts

[frazierle]

Last week we were hanging out at the FQ bar watching a game and someone mentioned all we needed was some good bar-b-que and everything would be perfect. Well then the conversation began about actually "tailgating" at the hotel. We asked the bartender, a life guard, and another CM an no one knew for sure if this is allowed or not. The life guard even stated that if we pull it off he and a couple of his buddies would be over. Does anyone know what the resorts position would be if a grill was brought on the lawn and folks started cooking burgers and stuff? Not that I would ever actually do, nor have I seen anyone do it, but I am curious.

 

[Bill Smugs]

Probobly call in the reedy creek fire department.

 

[recrat]

I know Saratoga Springs has grills around some of their outdoor areas. We grilled some burgers and dogs one evening waiting for the fireworks over Pleasure Island. It was a good time. I can't speak of the other resorts but can not remember it being part of any other trip.

 

[Yellow Shoes]

I would guess that classic tailgating--setting up a feast in the parking lot would not be allowed for the same reason that many sports venues are currently discouraging it--smoke (some people are bothered by it), the huge trash problem, and public drinking (and its aftermath).

 

[RougeDDD]

You would probably stand as good a chance as me tailgating at a Cajuns' game. :lol:

How was your trip coach? :sohappy:

 

[frazierle]

Awesome trip as always. If they didn't have white beans and jambalaya at our home games I probably would be tailgating there.:lol:

Go Cajuns

 

[monorailguy01]

As far as I know the only BBQ's at Disney resorts are at Fort Wilderness campgrounds. And maybe some vacation club spots... but Im sure CM's would say something if you wipped out a grill and started cooking.

Why would you want to cook anyways? your on vacation lol