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Space 220 Restaurant reservation alerts
Dine 220 miles above Earth at EPCOT's Space 220 Restaurant, where floor-to-ceiling screens turn lunch and dinner into a trip to a space station. It is one of Walt Disney World's most sought-after reservations.
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What makes Space 220 special
Space 220 sits in EPCOT beside Mission: SPACE, and the experience starts with a space elevator that carries you 220 miles up to the Centauri Space Station. Floor-to-ceiling screens surround the dining room with live views of Earth.
The main restaurant serves a prix-fixe lunch and dinner, while the adjacent lounge offers a shorter a la carte menu.
Why Space 220 is so hard to book
Seating is limited and the concept is a must-do for many EPCOT visitors, so reservations often disappear within minutes of release. Dinner and weekend times are the toughest.
The lounge is a separate, easier booking
Space 220 has two bookings and most people only chase one. The restaurant serves a prix-fixe lunch and dinner and is among the hardest tables at EPCOT. The lounge next door takes its own reservations, serves a shorter menu, and is consistently easier to get.
The view is the same from both — the same floor-to-ceiling screens and the same trip up in the space elevator. If it is the experience you want rather than the full meal, the lounge is the faster route in and it is worth setting an alert on both.
How to catch a cancellation
Openings reappear as plans change, most often a day or two before a date. A freed table is re-booked fast, so an alert beats refreshing by hand.
Tables reopen as plans shift, and a little know-how on Space 220 reservations goes a long way. Set an alert above and we'll email and text you the moment a table drops.
Space 220 Restaurant reservation FAQs
Why is Space 220 so hard to book?
Space 220 has limited seating and is one of EPCOT's most popular table-service restaurants, so reservations often disappear within minutes of release. Park Drop watches around the clock for cancellations and newly opened tables.
When do Space 220 reservations open?
Walt Disney World dining reservations typically open 60 days in advance. Because Space 220 fills up fast, many guests set up an alert to catch last-minute openings.
Can Park Drop alert me when a Space 220 table opens?
Yes. Choose your dates, party size, and time window above, and Park Drop will send you an email and text the moment a matching Space 220 reservation becomes available.
What is the difference between the Space 220 Restaurant and the Space 220 Lounge?
The restaurant serves a prix-fixe meal and takes reservations, while the lounge offers a la carte plates and has often held some walk-up space. If you'd rather watch the Space 220 Lounge, just search for it in the alert form above and we'll track it the same way. Formats can change, so confirm on Disney's site.
Is Space 220 lunch or dinner easier to get?
Lunch is generally a bit easier than dinner, and off-peak weekdays open up more often. An alert set for your date can catch either.
Should I set an alert on the Space 220 Lounge as well?
Yes, if the experience matters more to you than the full prix-fixe meal. The lounge takes separate reservations with a shorter menu and is reliably easier to book, while sharing the same space elevator arrival and the same screens. Running an alert on both roughly doubles your chances of getting in.
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