Guests Asked to Refrain from Using Charcoal Grills at Walt Disney World Until Further Notice
Due to the drought-like conditions currently affecting the Central Florida area, Walt Disney World is asking Guests staying at any of the on-site resorts to refrain from using open flames in most outdoor settings.
NOT APPROVED:
Any outdoor cooking with charcoal/wood, or other solid fuel is prohibited. These restrictions include the use of Walt Disney World-provided charcoal grills at Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground and DVC sites, personal fire pits, consumer-grade fireworks (i.e. sparklers), or Guest-owned hibachi-style grills that utilize charcoal, wood, etc.
As a result of these temporary restrictions, the following grills are not available to Guests:
- Disney's Animal Kingdom Lodge Villas, near Kidani sports court – 3 under Pavilion
- Disney's Bay Lake Tower – 4 at Pavilion by pool
- Disney's Beach Club Villas – 2 behind the Villas near pool
- Disney's Boardwalk Villas – 1 outside Community Hall
- Disney's Old Key West – 2 at Miller’s Road Pool, 4 at Turtle Pond Pool, 3 at Southpoint Pool
- Disney's Saratoga Springs Treehouses – Each unit has their own grill (60 total)
- Disney's Saratoga Springs – 2 at Playground at Congress Park Pool, 2 at Fountain at Carousel, 2 Outside Grandstand Pool
APPROVED:
- Gas cooking grills in proper working order that contain fire, heat, and flames are allowed to be used where constantly attended;
- Campfires that have been permitted through the Fire Prevention Division; this covers most Walt Disney World Recreation Campfire Activities as well as gas fire pits in common areas such as Coronado Springs, Disney's Animal Kingdom Lodge - Jambo House, and Bay Lake Tower;
- Fire torches that are a part of Disney-owned facilities (i.e. Polynesian walkways);
- Interior fireplaces and commercial kitchens in approved open buildings.
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