We are so exited to be able to share reopening news from around the Walt Disney Parks. Today we add another great entertainment venue to the list of places reopening. Continue reading to learn more about Splitsville and to learn of their reopening at Disney Springs.
Splitsville
Splitsville is a split between a restaurant and a bowling alley. Guests visiting Splitsville will step back into the “Golden Age of Bowling” with the retro-glamor vibe of this fun bowling alley.
Splitsville is an impressive building with 2 floors, 30 lanes, and 5 bars. It is a great entertainment venue for the young and the young at heart to unwind after a fun day in the Disney Parks. There is as much fun inside as well as outside with patio dining.
Read a great review about Splitsville HERE.
Reopening Date
We shared that when Disney Springs reopened in May that many of the retail stores and dining areas would not be reopening in the initial phase of reopening.
Splitsville was one of the locations that remained closed. Today we received GREAT news that Splitsville will begin welcoming Guests next week on July 10th at 4:00pm.
I tried to look for availability to book a reservation on the Disney World website, but it was still showing no availability for reservations at this time.
Splitsville will be welcoming guests on July 10th at 4:00 pm.
Safety Measures
Splitsville will reopen with safety measures in place including social distancing and the use of QR codes. As with all Disney Springs locations, a face mask is mandatory with the exception of eating and drinking.
In the restaurant they will use single-use menus. Special attention will be given to sanitizing all gaming surfaces. Splitsville wants Guests to return to the fun knowing that they “have your back” when it comes safety protocols and procedures.
Have you visited Splitsville in the past? Will you be adding this to your list of things to do during your next Disney trip? Share your thoughts with us on our Facebook Page.
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