Space 220 Lounge reservations and alerts

Space 220’s casual lounge

Disney describes the Lounge as a casual spot aboard the Centauri Space Station, 220 miles above Earth.

Getting there is part of the show, with a space elevator ride that gives you an aerial view of EPCOT on the way up.

You settle into an intimate area near the bar, with panoramic views of the planet by day and by night.

A la carte, not prix-fixe

The Lounge serves an a la carte menu of what Disney calls flight bites, along with wines, spirits and brews.

Alongside it, Space 220 Restaurant serves a set two-course lunch and three-course dinner instead, and each takes its own reservations.

Check Disney’s Space 220 Lounge listing for today’s menu and prices.

Booking the Lounge

As at other table-service spots in the parks, Disney highly recommends a confirmed reservation for every guest in your party, children included.

EPCOT admission is needed, and some tickets also require a theme park reservation.

Missing your booking or cancelling outside the policy adds a per-person charge to the card on the reservation.

Changing a booking has its own policy too, shown when you reserve and again in Disney’s confirmation email.

Lounge tables open on Disney’s usual dining calendar, 60 days before the date.

Catching a Space 220 Lounge table

Lounge tables come back when other guests cancel or change plans, and they have their own availability, apart from the restaurant’s.

For the prix-fixe meal, the steps in how to get Space 220 reservations apply.

Set an alert above and Park Drop will text and email you the moment a Lounge table fits your date, party size and time.