Sometimes it is blocked off.
BTW, does anyone know what the current Disney parking fee is?
I have a feeling once Disney has built enough DVC rentals and other resorts, I expect entrance into the parks to be for resort guests only. In other words, you have to stay onsite to be able to access the parks.As a DVC member who pays plenty of $$$ for parking through ownership and maintenance fees, I recommend that those who are looking for free parking should stay onsite or consider parking costs as an offset to cheaper off-site accommodations. Anything Disney does to discourage guests staying off-site from parking free is appreciated.
Not a chance.I have a feeling once Disney has built enough DVC rentals and other resorts, I expect entrance into the parks to be for resort guests only. In other words, you have to stay onsite to be able to access the parks.
I have a feeling once Disney has built enough DVC rentals and other resorts, I expect entrance into the parks to be for resort guests only. In other words, you have to stay onsite to be able to access the parks.
Note that this only happens mid-day. Even if you are off-site, if you want to visit MK on Christmas Day, you can. Just go early, or go late.phased closures due to visitor capacity on the busiest days of the year (Christmas, New Year, July 4, etc.) where off-site visitors are directed away from MK and toward other parks that are not as close to capacity
$20. It's insane. Pay $20 to park just for the right to pay $100+ per person to enter the park.....We love Disney and go quite a bit but we live here and try and maximize the FL annual pass value as much as we can.