Walking around the parks in WDW can be very tiring,
very often you'll just want to sit down somewhere to have a rest. Here
is a list of places, some quiet, some not, where you can sit back &
watch the world go by. Bear in mind that the attractions & shows
listed may require you to stand in a queue or waiting area first.
Magic Kingdom
Aunt Polly's on Tom Sawyer Island.
Seats next to the lagoon in Fantasyland.
Benches in Town Square & the Hub.
Cinderella's Rose Garden.
Take a trip on the train on the WDW Railroad.
On the Liberty Belle Riverboat.
Tomorrowland Transit Authority.
The Enchanted Tiki Room.
"The building next to the Hall of Presidents
there is a front porch with rocking chairs. From this area you relax
and take a break while watching the crowds."
Epcot
On any of the benches in World Showcase, you might
even see one of the live performances.
America Gardens Theater.
Take a ride on one of the Friendship boats across
the World Showcase Lagoon.
Impressions de France show.
In the United Kingdom Garden.
Rose & Crown Pub.
Fountainview cafe.
"A nice place
to just get out of the heat and you're at EPCOT, go to the American
Adventure. Now I personally love this show but some find it, less then
appealing. This is however air-conditioned which is a plus and it is
30 min. so then you could, now I stress could, take a nap."
Disney-MGM Studios
The Great Movie Ride.
Muppetvision 3D.
Voyage of the Little Mermaid.
Animal Kingdom
Any of the shows.
There are benches tucked away along the various
pathways.
Resorts
In the Grand Floridian lobby, listening to the
piano player.
Afternoon Tea at the Grand Floridian.
Sit on a rocking chair in the Wilderness Lodge
lobby.
Take a ride on one of the many boats that run
from resort to resort, or resort to park.
Sit on the beach at a resort, particularly the
Grand Floridian & Polynesian.
Swing in one of the hammocks on the beach at the
Polynesian resort.
"The bench on the boat dock at Wilderness Lodge,
when the boats to MK are not running. (wear mosquito repellant if you
go at dusk)". Rachelle
"Any benches along the Disney Boardwalk."
"One of my favorite resting spots is at the
Animal Kingdon Lodge in one of the oversized rocking chairs over-looking
the savannah. It's always so quiet and peaceful there." Chrissy
Others
Baby services/First Aid in each of the parks.
Take a round trip on the monorail.
"At MGM Studios, we absolutely LOVE sitting
on any bench and watching the street performers.... we could do that
all day.........they are so highly entertaining.......as we sit and
relax...... Also, in Fort Wilderness, at Crockett's Tavern, which is
connected to Pioneer Hall (Hoop Dee Doo Revue).......we love to get
a big cold drink from Crockett's Tavern and take it outside and sit
in rockers on the huge wrap-around porch and just watch the people and
a few critters..... the peacocks are gorgeous and can be quite entertaining
too.......super relaxing...... It's also very relaxing to 'cruise' around
Fort Wilderness in the golf carts.......a little pricey, but we love
it........ Just adding my thoughts............ Warm Regards............
Phyllis....." Mustard@skyenet.net
"Any bench along the Boardwalk - day or night - is an excellent
choice!" Dean
"Downtown Disney on the West Side waterside benches next to Bongo's
Restaurant."
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