Where would you sleep if you had to spend the night in WDW without a room?

[ssidiouss@mac.c]

I saw a similar thread before.. was something like Where would you sleep if you tried to stay in Magic Kingdom overnight after the park closed... was an interesting thread..

Anyway, I was curious of people's answers to this thought experiment: Imagine you arrive at Disney World and for some reason you couldn't check in until the next day.. but you were on property and for some reason couldn't leave it to rent a motel.

How would you pass the time until the next morning.. would you stay up all night trying to fill the time with downtown disney stuff.. or crash on the poly beach and hope nobody disturbed you for loitering? Was talking to a friend about this today and we were having some fun with the topic.

 

[ajrwdwgirl]

Swiss Family Treehouse. I always thought it would be cool to have a treehouse like that.

 

[ImagineerDude]

The castle, duh. Honestly, I could crash anywhere in the Grand Flo lobby or Poly beach like you mentioned.

 

[jonesenon4]

the treehouse would also be my first option .but since that has been taken i would have to say tom sawyers island possibly somewhere in the cave or the fort.

 

[MOXOMUMD]

This might sound stupid but I'd spend the night in First Aid--they have places for you to lay down, pillows, blankets and bottled water there. Might as well be comfortable.

 

[AllydoesDisney]

Cinderella castle. Duh

 

[yensid67]

Since there is an overnight crew in all the parks, this requires a lot of thought...you don't want to be found out and need to stay in a secluded area but an area that will only get walkby maintenance. Some place like the boat storage area of the Jungle Cruise, on one of the boats. I don't think anyone watches that area or even checks it once the boats are docked for the night! Very easily hope on a boat and lay down on a seat and not be seen...lots of trees and over growth!

 

[LostPrincessKarleigh]

Bust into the Cinderella Castle Suite. Gotta spend some time in that AMAZING bath tub.

 

[AndyS2992]

I'm pretty sure the OP is asking where would you stay on property at night with no hotel room and the parks and shops and everything were closed and therefore cannot access them.

My answer to that would be to park at Downtown Disney and sleep in the car, somewhere secluded at a resort or Downtown Disney where you would not be seen easily, or bury myself in the sand at one of resort beaches or sleep in a bush on the side of a road.. somewhere away from everything.

My other more logical answer would be to hop on over to a value resort and pay to spend an extra night there.. lol since it does not say anything regarding having money.

 

[Marc Gil]

Bust into the Cinderella Castle Suite. Gotta spend some time in that AMAZING bath tub.

I was thinking the same thing!!

 

[VitaminjTX]

I would head out to the dock behind the Contemporary and crash in one of the boats, maybe even the Sea Raycer that is sitting on the dock.

 

[Bairstow]

Are there any nice chaise-lounges left at River Country?

 

[jlsHouston]

Well so assuming I had gotten on property via car, that is probably where I would sleep. I would probably hang at the GF lobby for a while reading...but the sleeping would be in my car.

 

[Cmdr_Crimson]

Well, what if you got there and it was already past Midnight IE The day you check in...I'm sure they would accommodate if that situation came to be....

 

[Tom]

I like the idea of the poly beach. Grab a hammock and relax.

 

[Communicore]

I'll sleep in the Contemporary near the escalators, I've done that before haha...

 

[CrazyDisneyLady]

GF lobby for sure. I do this every trip anyways. It is so relaxing I just do not spend the whole night..lol. Just a short power nap to get my second wind.

 

[rangerbob]

I'd go for the luxury yacht that is docked at the GF.

 

[rob45]

Hall of Presidents...I have taken some good naps in there.

 

[popcenturylover]

In one of the Peter Pan flying ships!!! Or a bench on Main Street!!!