Non-Guest at Hotels

[Padstack]

I'll be in town in a couple weeks and was hoping to grab a drink at Trader Sams at the Poly. Are non-guests allowed to park and come into the resorts?

 

[_auroraborealis_]

I'll be in town in a couple weeks and was hoping to grab a drink at Trader Sams at the Poly. Are non-guests allowed to park and come into the resorts?

Trader Sam's is not reopened and has no reopening date.

Visitors are only allowed with reservations, so you'd need a reservation somewhere regardless.

 

[DisneyandBeerLover]

I'm curious about this, but not specifically for Trader Sams, but the monorail resorts in general. I thought you need a reservation to go but I've seen vloggers go without them (or I'm assuming since they're going to Tambu but not a restaurant, for example). Because we would really like to go to the monorail resorts during our trip, and we're willing to make a reservation, but we don't want to if it's not actually necessary.

 

[Jennasis]

Heck we couldn't even walk from DS to Saratoga last week. A very nice security guard was manning the DS end of the bridge and kindly informed us that only registered guests were permitted. We totally understood.

 

[Aimeedyan]

I'm curious about this, but not specifically for Trader Sams, but the monorail resorts in general. I thought you need a reservation to go but I've seen vloggers go without them (or I'm assuming since they're going to Tambu but not a restaurant, for example). Because we would really like to go to the monorail resorts during our trip, and we're willing to make a reservation, but we don't want to if it's not actually necessary.

I've come and gone from several hotels since reopening and there is no one at the doors asking for information. I walked over to the CR after being at MK, have taken the monorail to Poly, and walked to Boardwalk when staying at the Swan.

 

[Best Aunt]

I thought the different results are based on how you get to the resort. If you drive in, you have to go past a guard shack and they will ask questions. If you take Disney transportation, you walk into the hotel just like a resort guest would, and nobody asks questions. But I'm not there now, I'm just going by what I have read.

 

[_auroraborealis_]

Driving in, you need a booking. Via Disney transport it is more mixed.