things to do at disney for adults

[luvthemansion]

Hiya all the guide books are full of things to do with children at disney and we know them all and weve done most of them too

I wondered if anyone here went as couple or parties of adults without kids and what did you find to do?

I dont mind children being around, its disney after all, but perhaps some places that tended to be adult oriented even if its later in the evening?

[Taja]

PI (Pleasure Island) is a thing of the past, so the clubs at WDW are gone.

However, Jellyrolls and the Atlantic Dance Hall are on the Boardwalk. Jellyrolls (dueling pianos) is age 21 and over--not sure about the other one.

In the parks, most of the tours are restricted to age 16 and up. Definitely recommend KTTK from personal experience. I'm hoping to do the Yuletide Fantasy Tour one of these days!

Universal has City Walk, which contains clubs and restaurants. I think the clubs are adults only, but no age limit at the restaurants. Haven't been to the one in Orlalndo and the one in CA was many, many years ago.

[Taja]

There also are some nice restaurants at the resorts at WDW that are more adult oriented. The only one that restricts children is V&A. I'm sure the foodies among us will post soon!

[Dawn]

Most of my trips were adults only before the boy came along.

Eat after 7pm is a good one.
Some of the finer dining restaurants are more geared to adult-only dining. Doesn't mean there won't be children there but the atmosphere will be more adult.
City Walk for clubs and stuff.
Shops are open till at least 10pm most nights.

Oooohoooohooohooooh Walmart at 3am.

Cinema at Downtown Disney, Jellyrolls at the Boardwalk, or just chill in one of the lounges in the resorts. Someone remind me where you can see Piano Bob.

[Taja]

Most of my trips were adults only before the boy came along.

Eat after 7pm is a good one.
Some of the finer dining restaurants are more geared to adult-only dining. Doesn't mean there won't be children there but the atmosphere will be more adult.
City Walk for clubs and stuff.
Shops are open till at least 10pm most nights.

Oooohoooohooohooooh Walmart at 3am.

Cinema at Downtown Disney, Jellyrolls at the Boardwalk, or just chill in one of the lounges in the resorts. Someone remind me where you can see Piano Bob.

POR.

[catrancher]

Most of my trips were adults only before the boy came along.

Eat after 7pm is a good one.
Some of the finer dining restaurants are more geared to adult-only dining. Doesn't mean there won't be children there but the atmosphere will be more adult.
City Walk for clubs and stuff.
Shops are open till at least 10pm most nights.

Oooohoooohooohooooh Walmart at 3am.

Cinema at Downtown Disney, Jellyrolls at the Boardwalk, or just chill in one of the lounges in the resorts. Someone remind me where you can see Piano Bob.

Yeehaw Bob's at Port Orleans Riverside.

Tom (a Bob fan)

[Dawn]

Thanks.

[Dawn]

Oh and you can also tour the theme parks a lot quicker because you don't need to stop at every single restroom in the place.

[Taja]

Oh and you can also tour the theme parks a lot quicker because you don't need to stop at every single restroom in the place.

Unless I'm one of the adults!

Oh, wait! That's every other restroom!

[foreverducky]

I also think catching the really, really late EMH is good. Most children (not teenagers mind you) will be in bed. I remember MK being open till 3am.