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Restaurants on the map

Pick where to eat: price level, cuisine, menus, opening times and Google ratings on every restaurant.

Finding a good place to eat at the parks is as easy as opening the map: restaurants appear in blue, and each one has a full card with price level, cuisine, opening times, menu and Google rating — everything you need to choose.

Step by step

Find restaurants on the map

Restaurants are easy to spot, since their circles are blue across both parks.

  1. Open the interactive map.
  2. Look for blue circles — those are restaurants.
  3. Tap a blue circle to open its card.

Review the details

Each restaurant card shows the information you need to decide where to eat.

  1. Check the price level to match your budget.
  2. Read the cuisine type so everyone finds something they like.
  3. Review the opening and dining info.
  4. Check the bookable status and open the menu link when one is available.

Check the Google rating

Every restaurant also shows its Google rating with the number of reviews it’s based on.

  1. Look at the Google rating on the card.
  2. Check the review count — the more reviews, the more reliable the score.
  3. Use it to compare places at the same price level.

Add it to your plan

A restaurant works like any other activity: you can add it to your plan and plan your day around it.

  1. Tap Add to plan at the bottom of the card.
  2. Pick the day that suits your route.
  3. Confirm — the restaurant joins your itinerary.

Get a table without checking back

If a place is always full, restaurant alerts notify you the moment a table frees up.

  1. Create a restaurant alert for the restaurant and date you want (paid plans).
  2. Wait for the notification.
  3. Book as soon as the table opens.

Tips

  • Check Google ratings before choosing: the score plus the review count is the fastest way to compare restaurants.
  • Use alerts for hard-to-book places: let the app do the checking while you enjoy the park.
  • Plan meals around showtimes: eating just before a show usually means smaller crowds and no rush.

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