Yes, you can dine at hundreds of Disney-owned and operated restaurants without a theme park ticket by visiting Disney Springs or any of the Disney Resort Hotels. At Walt Disney World in Florida, resort hotels like the Contemporary, Grand Floridian, and Animal Kingdom Lodge house iconic dining spots such as California Grill, Victoria & Albert's, and Boma, all of which are accessible to the general public. While you do not need park admission, you must make an advance dining reservation, especially for popular character dining or signature locations. For 2026, it is important to note that dining at a resort hotel does not grant you access to the theme parks, nor does it typically allow you to use the resort's pool or other amenities. If you wish to dine inside a park (like Be Our Guest or Le Cellier), valid theme park admission and a park reservation for that specific day are strictly required in addition to your restaurant booking.