Where to park??

[akirk18]

Hey all! Ok... My fiancé and I are going to have a half day to spend at Disney world in a couple weeks. We decided we wanted to spend it at EPCOT then around 9pm walk over jellyrolls and close the night out there. What is my best option on where to park? I am trying to not have to go back to my car and drive over to the boardwalk resort. I would rather just take the boat or walk, but then I don't know how I would get back to my car at 1 o'clock.... Thanks for the help!

 

[Figgy1]

Where's @Master Yoda when you need him? My suggestion would to be let Disney or a cab do the driving if you're going to have a few!

 

[wdwmagic]

Park at the Boardwalk, walk through the Boardwalk and head into Epcot via World Showcase. Later, leave via World Showcase, and walk over to Jelly Rolls. Then when you leave Jelly Rolls you have a walk back to your car at the Boardwalk.

 

[ypcat]

I doubt they will let you park at Boardwalk for all day. Best bet would be park downtown and take the bus to Boardwalk. Then follow Steve's plan and take bus back downtown when you leave.

 

[Master Yoda]

@wdwmagic has the best suggestion, but parking at a resort you are not staying at can come with a few problems depending on how busy it is. It should not be a problem if you are doing it in a couple of weeks, but you might have to fib a bit to get in. If you tell them you are going to Epcot followed by Jellyrolls you might get turned around. If you tell them you are going to the ESPN zone followed by Jellyrolls you should be good.

 

[luv]

Park at the Boardwalk, walk through the Boardwalk and head into Epcot via World Showcase. Later, leave via World Showcase, and walk over to Jelly Rolls. Then when you leave Jelly Rolls you have a walk back to your car at the Boardwalk.

Yup! It's the easiest!

 

[wdwmagic]

Just to add to this. I'm not saying that guests should park at a resort and then go to a park. But in your case, you are doing a half day at Epcot, and then spending a good amount of time (and money!) at the Boardwalk, so I think you can fairly be able to park there, especially with the difficulties in getting back to your car if you park at Epcot.

 

[Eeyore]

Just to add to this. I'm not saying that guests should park at a resort and then go to a park. But in your case, you are doing a half day at Epcot, and then spending a good amount of time (and money!) at the Boardwalk, so I think you can fairly be able to park there, especially with the difficulties in getting back to your car if you park at Epcot.

The Boardwalk is also the only resort with a parking lot dedicated for guests visiting the resort.

 

[akirk18]

Thanks guys! I was a little worried about if they would let me park at the boardwalk but it sounds like I might be able to swing it. Also for anyone worried about it I get to play the responsible DD and let her have all the fun :-(