What to do on Disney's Boardwalk?

Question

What kind of entertainment does it have? What time does it start closing down? Any information you can give would be greatly appreciated! Thx

Answer 1

I've spent many nights hanging out at Disney's Boardwalk. The atmosphere out there is nice, it is supossed to look like a 1930's Atlantic coastal village, and it's usually not too crowded, especially in the evenings. It's a nice place to go to relax and stroll around after a long day at the parks.

There's a few clubs/bars out there if your over 21 -ESPN Bar, Jellyrolls (a piano bar), and also a Dance Hall (They have weddings there too). There's also a restaurant that brews it own beers.

There's a few of the Disney hotels located along the Boardwalk including the Swan and Dolphin hotel. They are beautiful hotels. Along the river/lake at the Swan there's a beach with hammocks...nice to go and lay around and enjoy the views! Also there's a pretty nice restaurant in the Dolphin.


One place that I absolutely love there is the Wyland Gallery. There on display they have hundreds of Wyland (a famous oceanic painter and sculptor) pieces, available for purchase. It is definitly a place to go have a look. His pieces are amazing. http://www.wylandgalleries.com/

There is an ice cream parlor there that I enjoy..it offers "The kitchen sink", where they put every flavor of ice cream and topping they offer and present to you in an actual kitchen sink! It's hilarious! And It is a great dessert if you are with a fairly good sized group.

Have fun!

Answer 2

Go to Jellyrolls, a dueling piano bar! That's a lot of fun.

Atlantic Dance is also available, as is the ESPN Club. The Boardwalk is very similar to the New Jersey/Maryland boardwalks you find on the Atlantic. In the summertime, you can find most of the places open on the Boardwalk until at least midnight, and of course, the clubs/bars are open until 2.

You can also rent a surrey at the Boardwalk, which is kinda fun. If you're there around 9pm, you can see the fireworks from Epcot.

Answer 3

http://allearsnet.com/btp/brdenter.htm shows a summary of everything that is on the Boardwalk. Pretty much it is closed by 2 a.m., but lots of things close earlier.