Disney Springs is an exciting place to visit, but there’s one thing you need to know before you go: dogs are not allowed in Disney Springs.
Only service dogs are permitted in Disney Springs, and even then only if they’re certified by a doctor or licensed organization. If your dog is not trained to perform a specific task that would help someone with a disability, then it can’t come with you.
If you have questions about whether your pet qualifies as a service animal, check out the Department of Justice website for more information on state and federal laws regarding service animals in public places.
Are Small Dogs Allowed in Disney Springs?
No, you can’t bring your small dogs in Disney Springs. The rule is the same for dogs of every size—only service animals are allowed inside Disney Springs.
If you have a small dog that needs to go with you, there are other options for visiting the area: You can leave it at home and use one of the many pet boarding facilities near Disney Springs. Or, if you want to take your dog with you but do not want to leave it in a kennel, consider bringing it on vacation with you! There are plenty of hotels near Disney Springs that allow pets, or even offer special rates for guests who travel with their pets.
Why Aren’t Dogs Allowed in Disney Springs?
We know you want to bring your dog with you on your next trip to Disney Springs, because we do too! But there are a few reasons why dogs aren’t allowed in Disney Springs:
- Dogs scare other guests. We love dogs as much as the next person, but that doesn’t mean everyone else does. And when dogs are running around, barking and jumping up on people, it can be pretty scary for some people—especially kids!
- Dogs can be dangerous to other guests. If your dog has ever chased a squirrel or played with another dog, you already know how quickly things can go wrong if they get out of hand. We want everyone to have a fun time at Disney Springs too! That’s why we don’t allow dogs on the premises—to make sure that everyone stays safe and happy.
Are Emotional Support Dogs Allowed in Disney Springs?
The short answer is no—but the longer answer is a little more complicated.
Yes, you can have your dog with you at Disney Springs, but only if they’re a trained service dog. In other words, if they’re not just your best friend but also a service animal that helps you with some kind of disability or medical condition. If they don’t fall under that category, they can’t come inside the park.
So what happens if I bring my dog inside anyway?
If you do bring your dog inside without getting them certified as a service animal, they’ll ask you to leave immediately and will not refund any tickets purchased for that day.
Is Downtown Disney Dog-Friendly?
Unfortunately, Downtown Disney is not as dog-friendly as we’d like it to be. Only service dogs are allowed on the grounds.
So what does that mean for you? Well, it means that unless your dog has a disability (or you have one), he’ll have to stay home with a sitter while you go out to enjoy some time together with friends or family members.
Where are Dogs Allowed in Disney?
There are ONLY four designated dog-friendly areas outside of the theme parks where you can take your furry friend for a walk or let them play.
As part of their new pilot program, four out of our 26 resorts, have designated pup-friendly rooms. The four include Disney’s Yacht Club Resort, Disney Port Orleans Resort – Riverside and Disney’s Art of Animation Resort and the Cabins at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground.
Do Any Florida Springs Allow Dogs?
There are a number of Florida springs that allow dogs, including Blue Spring State Park, DeLeon Springs State Park, and Rainbow Springs State Park. Each of these springs offer different amenities for both dogs and their owners, so be sure to check out what each has to offer before deciding which one is right for you and your pup. Blue Spring State Park is a great option for those looking to cool off with their canine friend, as the spring’s clear blue waters are refreshing and relaxing.
The park also offers a variety of hiking trails for you and your pup to explore, making it the perfect spot to spend a day in nature together. DeLeon Springs State Park is another great choice for those looking to enjoy some time in the water with their dog, as the park features a large swimming area where dogs are welcome. In addition to the swimming area, the park also offers picnic areas and hiking trails – all of which are perfect for spending quality time with your furry friend.
Rainbow Springs State Park is another excellent option if you’re searching for a place to cool off with your pup during those hot Florida summers. The spring’s crystal-clear waters are refreshing and soothing, making them ideal for taking a dip on a hot day. The park also offers plenty of shady spots where you can relax with your four-legged friend after a swim.
All in all, there are plenty of great Florida springs that welcome dogs – so take your pick and enjoy some quality time in nature with your furry companion.
Are Dogs Allowed at Citywalk?
I have some bad news for you, but we hope it’s not too bad! If you’re planning to bring your dog with you on your next visit to Citywalk, we have to tell you that they aren’t allowed at all.
Only trained service dogs are allowed on the property. So if you want to bring your furry friend along with you, make sure they’re trained and certified before coming here.
Conclusion
Dogs are not allowed in Disney Springs, but only service dogs are allowed.
If you want to bring your dog with you on your trip, make sure it’s a service animal and not just a pet. Service animals help people with disabilities. You can read more about service dogs here.