Someone, I believe it was MrScott mentioned earlier to check out the boardwalk (maybe it was in another thread). Anyway, take that advice. I walked it last year, the entire thing from start to finish at night. It was beautiful. The nightlife around Breakers amazed me. I did it at night so I got to see an empty park full of light. The walk was long because I was in flip flops, but it was fun. I got some nice shots of the hotels and rides. It is very calming and a great way to end the day. Next time I go I will probably start my way that way too.
We'll miss you MrScott and Pete
Yes! Dont forget the charcoal! It takes almost a full small bag to get a decent fire going in those huge grills they have, so bring enough!
A question for the mayor....
I have never done the boardwalk at night, but I will this year, thanks for that tip. But my question is.........We always go in May, so we can never really see the park at night. How long could we "linger" in the park once it's closing time? Say if we we're at the Main Gate when the park closes, how long will they let us walk VERY SLOWLY to the resort gate before telling us it's time to leave? Also, we usually drive from LHP to the Bay Harbor Inn, I am assuming there is no way to just walk through the park after closing instead of driving....
Thanks!
Mike
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Disney Mike said:
How long could we "linger" in the park once it's closing time? Say if we we're at the Main Gate when the park closes, how long will they let us walk VERY SLOWLY to the resort gate before telling us it's time to leave? Also, we usually drive from LHP to the Bay Harbor Inn, I am assuming there is no way to just walk through the park after closing instead of driving.
You cannot really "linger" as they try to clear the park out so they can begin cleanup. You'd be fine "strolling" but if you are walking slowly they'll have you hurry up. Also it depends on how many rides are still open.
If you go to Bay Harbor and the park has closed (or you just feel lazy) the resorts have a 24 hour shuttle service that will take you back to Lighthoue Point
LASTLY, another evening/early morning thing to do is sit out on the pier/dock and watch the ships & boats come in and go out. Its very calming out there listening ot the waves
I know that I've asked this question before, but just wanted to double-(or perhaps, triple-)check... I'm planning on bringing a full-size gas grill, full-size coffee maker and perhaps a hot plate with me. I assume the latter two are fine, but what about the gas grill?
Also, is there anything else I should consider bringing (besides a cooler)?
Brandon
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