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Disney has launched a list of restaurants that will be utilizing the new Mobile Dine check-in feature. We have all the details here.
Earlier this month, Disney released a list of restaurants that we can expect to re-open as the parks and resort hotels begin operating. The list of restaurants that will have the Mobile Dine check-in service differs a good bit from the initial re-opening list.
In fact, it includes both signature restaurants and character meals. So, even though it doesn’t look like all of these eateries made the re-opening list, perhaps they will be coming soon since they will be equiped with this new social distancing feature.
What is Mobile Dine Check-In
Recently, KtP writer Rebecca reported on the Mobile Dine Check-In Process. For all the details, click here.
Essentially, the service will allow diners to check in for their dining reservations using a mobile device. Guests will then receive push notifications with instructions for proceeding with the reservation.
Magic Kingdom Locations
Currently, Magic Kingdom has four restaurants that will support the Mobile Dine Check-in service. They include:
- Be Our Guest
- Cinderella’s Royal Table
- Jungle Cruise Co. LTD Skipper Canteen
- Liberty Tree Tavern
Epcot Locations
Epcot will have five restaurants supporting the Mobile Dine Check-in service. These are:
- Akershus Royal Banquet Hall
- Biergarten Restaurant
- Coral Reef
- Le Cellier Steakhouse
- Rose&Crown Dining Room
Disney’s Hollywood Studios Locations
As of now, Hollywood Studios has four restaurants that will support the Mobile Dine Check-in service. They include:
- 50’s Prime Time Cafe
- Hollywood and Vine
- Mama Melrose’s Ristorante Italiano
- Sci-Fi Dine-in Theater Restaurant
Disney Resort Hotels
A variety of resort area hotel dining establishments plan to support the Mobile Dine Check-In Feature. They are:
- Flying Fish
- 1900 Park Fare
- Artist Point
- California Grill
- Chef Mickey’s
- Citricos
- Grand Floridian Cafe
- Kona Cafe
- Narcoosee’s
- ‘Ohana
- Ale & Compass Restaurant
- Beaches & Cream Soda Shop
- Cape May Cafe
- Sebastian’s Bistro
- Boma- Flavors of Africa
- Jiko-The Cooking Place
- Sanaa
- Toledo
- Boatwright’s Dining Hall
- Olivia’s Cafe
My Disney Experience
Al of the information is located in the My Disney Experience App. If you do a search for “Mobile Dine,” you can see each location that will support the service on the map.
You can also read and learn more about the services on MDE. You can check for updates on both the app and the website, and of course, the KtP team will keep you updated here as well.
Final Thoughts
It is awesome to see what might be on the horizon for Disney dining. The inclusion of character meals is particularly interesting.
We know that one character meal at Topolino’s Terrace will reopen with the parks, but we don’t quite know what that experience will look like yet. For some speculation into what character dining might look like Click Here.
It seems likely that more restaurants will join this group in supporting the Mobile Check-in feature, especially considering that many of the table service restaurants that are opening in the early phase of the park’s reopening are not currently on the list. Keep checking back for updates.
Will you be utilizing this new feature? Tell us what you think in the comments below or on our Facebook page. Feel free to share them in our crew too!
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