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Thread: Disney Boardwalk/Gaylord Palms

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    Disney Boardwalk/Gaylord Palms

    Hi Guys ,

    going out to our villa in 20 days [ whos counting[msnwink]]
    but would like to ask a couple of qustions, [ they probably been asked before so forgive me]

    1 , Can you get into the Disney boardwalk without going through a theme park?

    2 Can anyone go into the Gaylord Palms or do you have to be a resident , if we can go in is there an admission charge ? .

    Thanks


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    When we went to Gaylord there was no problem. We were eating, but I don't think we were asked that
    Shirley


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    From what I can remember about Gaylord Palms, there's a car parking fee which you get free if you happen to be dining there but otherwise there are no charges unless you're going to see ICE around Christmas time when there is an admission fee for that.
    blott


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    If your not eating then I think the Gaylord charge you about $10 for parking.

    You can enter the Boardwalk area with no charge and no parking fee. You just pull up to the the entry gate at the front of the Boardwalk Hotel and tell them you want to look around. They require some sort of photo ID to let you in but after that the self parking area is just on the left.

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    <blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:Originally posted by blott
    From what I can remember about Gaylord Palms, there's a car parking fee which you get free if you happen to be dining there but otherwise there are no charges unless you're going to see ICE around Christmas time when there is an admission fee for that.
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    How do you avoid paying? We've always had to pay to park when we've eaten there...[msnsad]


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    It's pay on exit I think? You take your car park ticket to the restaurant pay desk and it gets you out free - at least, it got us out free.
    blott


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    When we went, we had to pay on the way in, but as we only had a huge note, he let us off This was a while ago and when ICE was on
    Shirley


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    <blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:Originally posted by feathersonline
    <blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:Originally posted by blott
    From what I can remember about Gaylord Palms, there's a car parking fee which you get free if you happen to be dining there but otherwise there are no charges unless you're going to see ICE around Christmas time when there is an admission fee for that.
    [/quote]

    How do you avoid paying? We've always had to pay to park when we've eaten there...[msnsad]
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    I think you have to ask the waitress/waiter for a special ticket when paying your bill. This gets you out the carpark without paying the $10 fee.
    Andy


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    Thanks folks.

    We'll have to ask next time...


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    The restaurant will stamp your car park ticketas you leave and then you get out without paying

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