Disney Springs is scheduled to begin its phased reopening next week, but more may be on the way soon. As of this morning, virtually every dining location in Disney Springs has reservations available starting at the beginning of June.
On Wednesday, May 20, 2020, the phased reopening of Disney Springs will begin with some third-party vendors. Some of the locations we know will be open are STK Orlando, Wolfgang Puck Bar & Grill, and Wine Bar George.
Reservations for those locations are available on Open Table.
A new development came about on Tuesday morning as the Walt Disney World website and My Disney Experience app showed a good sign. Beginning June 1, 2020, virtually every single dining location at Disney Springs has reservations available for booking.
Here are some of those we have seen this morning:
- Chef Art Smith’s Homecomin’
- Maria & Enzo’s
- City Works
- Enzo’s Hideaway
- Splitsville
- Frontera Cocina
- Rainforest Cafe
- T-REX
- Jaleo by Jose Andres
- Moriomota Asia
- Paddlefish
- Paradiso 37
- Planet Hollywood
- Raglan Road
- Ravello (Four Seasons Resort)
- Terralina Crafted Italian
- The BOATHOUSE
- The Edison
- Wine Bar George
- Wolfgang Puck Bar & Grill
We have not heard anything official from Disney regarding these openings, but they were not available on the website as of yesterday. It could be a glitch, or it could be a great sign for those looking to get some magic back in their lives.
Restrictions and new guidelines are expected for all locations.
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